Data Dissemination Challenges: The Role for Metadata and Standards
International Open Government Data Conference
Open Government Sites—Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going Cristiano Ferri Soares de Faria, Chief of Legislative Intelligence Program, Brazilian House of Representatives
Andrew Hoppin, Chief Information Officer, New York State Senate Marion A. Royal, Agency Expert and Program Director, Data.gov, Office of Citizens Services and Innovative Technologies, U.S. General Services Administration Jeanne Holm, Evangelist, Data.gov (Moderator) 1
Open Government Sites Where We Have Been? Trying, trying, trying… Where We Are Going? To “invent” an inclusive, extremely user-friendly and human website Cristiano Ferri Faria [email protected] Twitter:@cristianofaria Legislative Intelligence Program House of Representatives, Brazil www.edemocracia.gov.br
Legislative e-Democracia Parliament National participation Federal policies Complex laws Institutional experiment
Interface 1. Really inclusive 2. Making participation manageable 3. Human website
Inclusiveness 1. Multiple interfaces 2. Online and offline instruments 3. Digital connectors
E-Democracia’s website Brazilian Population 190 million
1/3 – about 70 million have internet access
Brazil Digital Divide 2/3 offline
e-Democracia 1/3 online
Multiple inputs
Oral input
E-Democracia’s website: foruns, wiki etc
Making the content useable
Audio transcription technology
Text input
Dataset platform
Mashups Data visualization Reports lawmakers
Digital connectors • connector between the online participation in the Brazilian House of Representatives and the offline community group
JAQ from KAIOWÁ tribe in Brazil
KAIOWÁS
Offline citizens
Digital Connectors
e-Democracia
Congress
Making participation manageable 1/3 online
Forums Five types of contributions Technical opinion: arguments Free opinion: values Ideas: creativity (solutions) Informative contribution: data Junk
e-Democracia’s governance
Center for Collective Intelligence – MIT Filtering entry Questions: How mitigate climate change? • 1. ideas – solutions (approaches) • 2. arguments – pros and cons to support ideas • 3. Vote on arguments
Climate Colab
Human website
Thanks
Obrigado Cristiano Ferri Faria [email protected] twitter: cristianofaria
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Open Government Sites—Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going Cristiano Ferri Soares de Faria, Chief of Legislative Intelligence Program, Brazilian House of Representatives
Andrew Hoppin, Chief Information Officer, New York State Senate Marion A. Royal, Agency Expert and Program Director, Data.gov, Office of Citizens Services and Innovative Technologies, U.S. General Services Administration Jeanne Holm, Evangelist, Data.gov (Moderator) 1
Open Government Sites Where We Have Been? Trying, trying, trying… Where We Are Going? To “invent” an inclusive, extremely user-friendly and human website Cristiano Ferri Faria [email protected] Twitter:@cristianofaria Legislative Intelligence Program House of Representatives, Brazil www.edemocracia.gov.br
Legislative e-Democracia Parliament National participation Federal policies Complex laws Institutional experiment
Interface 1. Really inclusive 2. Making participation manageable 3. Human website
Inclusiveness 1. Multiple interfaces 2. Online and offline instruments 3. Digital connectors
E-Democracia’s website Brazilian Population 190 million
1/3 – about 70 million have internet access
Brazil Digital Divide 2/3 offline
e-Democracia 1/3 online
Multiple inputs
Oral input
E-Democracia’s website: foruns, wiki etc
Making the content useable
Audio transcription technology
Text input
Dataset platform
Mashups Data visualization Reports lawmakers
Digital connectors • connector between the online participation in the Brazilian House of Representatives and the offline community group
JAQ from KAIOWÁ tribe in Brazil
KAIOWÁS
Offline citizens
Digital Connectors
e-Democracia
Congress
Making participation manageable 1/3 online
Forums Five types of contributions Technical opinion: arguments Free opinion: values Ideas: creativity (solutions) Informative contribution: data Junk
e-Democracia’s governance
Center for Collective Intelligence – MIT Filtering entry Questions: How mitigate climate change? • 1. ideas – solutions (approaches) • 2. arguments – pros and cons to support ideas • 3. Vote on arguments
Climate Colab
Human website
Thanks
Obrigado Cristiano Ferri Faria [email protected] twitter: cristianofaria
Legislative Intelligence Program House of Representatives, Brazil www.edemocracia.gov.br
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