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Creating Impact with Open Data
The document discusses the importance of open data in fostering collaborative governance and innovation, highlighting the need for engaging stakeholders and ensuring transparency in data sharing. It emphasizes that effective participation involves understanding citizen needs, fostering two-way interactions, and identifying new stakeholders. The focus is on leveraging data to empower communities and improve government services through active participation and networked learning.
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- 1. tonzijlstra.eu knowledge work, learning, complexity Creating Policy Impact & Growth perspectives, examples, tips 23 October, Copenhagen @ton_zylstra @epsiplatform #ogp_dk #odis
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- 18. innovation starts inunlikely places
- 19. and usually worksless well http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexkerhead/4291741175/
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- 22. new stakeholders toidentify http://www.flickr.com/photos/twose/887903401/
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- 25. barriers: this isnew territory See http://www.flickr.com/photos/epsiplatform/5737203950/
- 26. Tim Davies Networked life,networked “It takes a social work, networked learning infrastructure”
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- 28. Government as Platform what data from other dept. needed? what to offer? questions Politicians Civil Servants Networked life, networked what data do citizens need to work, networked learning (privacy, org interest, unfair help gov or take on tasks? info advantages to solve) what data, what form? what skills, literacy, attitude, E do citizens need? solutions Organisations Citizens what data makes relationship possible?
- 29. four aspects • Openfor all comers • Transparent about own steps & stakes • Two way interaction (both demand/supply) • Be part of ecosystem
- 30. This covers thefirst 2, sort of
- 31. Actief uitnodigend open for all comers http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhammza/492882480/
- 32. new stakeholders toidentify http://www.flickr.com/photos/twose/887903401/
- 33. #opendata is asocial object
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- 37. your data isa policy tool
- 38. Networked life, networked WIIFM? work, networked learning MBBL?
- 39. i ‘societal real estate’ http://www.flickr.com/photos/minkewagenaar/5104776252/
- 40. public space maintenancein Enschede
- 41. an entire sectorserving itself with open data
- 42. Find your problem(don’t ever start with the data!), find your stakeholders, push them to work with your data
- 43. two-way interaction (bothdemand / supply) http://www.flickr.com/photos/wy_jackrabbit/4787676464/
- 44. engage them asQA, as beta tester
- 45. source: David Osimohttp://epsiplatform.eu/content/ collaborative-e-gov-services-get-better-more-people- use-them changing government services
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- 52. Networked life, networked work,networked= life Participation learning participation as active living
- 53. rhythm variety of spaces excitement and safety inside and outside perspectives Networked life, networked work, networked learning Community Building evolution of the group value to individual diverse levels of engagement
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- 56. • it canbe something internal (BI solution) i it can be internal, e.g. for BI purposes http://www.flickr.com/photos/raider3_anime/4188993061
- 57. Networked life, electronics Arduino smart networked work, networked learning feed data into devices (sensors & actuators, Arduino)
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- 59. • or eventurn data into objects (statistics and piechart) turn data into physical products http://www.flickr.com/photos/23124942@N03/6885705550/
- 60. let them eatpie charts! http://www.flickr.com/photos/dakt/6974720172/
- 61. collect and shareexamples actively
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- 65. know the govdoes not exist. Networkedcivil servant find 1 life, networked work, networked learning lofty goals need hands-on steps
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- 68. push elsewhere forimpact
- 69. tonzijlstra.eu knowledge work, learning, social media Credits All photos: Ton Zijlstra, by nc sa Except where mentioned on the photo. Slides: Ton Zijlstra, by Slides: http://slideshare.net/epsiplatform Blog: http://zylstra.org/blog Contact: ton@tonzijlstra.eu Skype: ton_zylstra