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Max Kasy, Walter Palmetshofer - December 29, 2017 in Uncategorized
Max Kasy, Walter Palmetshofer - December 29, 2017 in Uncategorized
Elza Maria Albuquerque - December 29, 2017 in 2017, Dados Abertos, Destaque, Gastos Abertos, Inovação, Open Knowledge Brasil, tecnologia, transparência
OK Taiwan - December 29, 2017 in 公告, 特稿

4. 受邀以「開放知識基金會台灣」名義所參加的台灣政府相關諮詢會議,出席部分超過12場左右
5. 針對 eID 也參加了2場工作會議
6. 《前瞻》計畫的檢討,也參加了1場公開座談和2場工作小組的工作會議
7. 參與外國駐台貿易或文化代表處3場座談
3. 延續去年的文件翻譯模式而成的
感謝各位一年來的支持,祝年終愉快,放假愉快。期待來年有更精彩的交流計畫。
Giuseppe Maio - December 28, 2017 in data aggregators, Fair, Open Data

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okfj - December 25, 2017 in blog, Events, Featured, opendata, オープンデータ
2017/12/19、オプンデータ・トークシリーズの第22回となる「オープンデータの形式は”CSV”の先にどこに向かうのか」を開催しました。当日参加いただいた皆様、ありがとうございました。資料公開を許諾頂いた分について下記に資料URLを掲載しております。
1.1 オープンデータ5つ星の真実(国立情報学研究所 加藤文彦様)Elza Maria Albuquerque - December 22, 2017 in Dados Abertos, Melhores práticas, Série Dados Abertos Conectados

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É composto de 10 melhores práticas que consideram o nível de envolvimento de partes interessadas na publicação de dados, cuidados com a legalidade, modelagem, processamento e organização dos dados, semântica, tempestividade, alta disponibilidade dos dados e ainda, como deve ser feita a sua divulgação para o público e sua manutenção. São descritas resumidamente a seguir [2,3]:
Open Knowledge Foundation - December 21, 2017 in Featured, OK Summit
Dirk Slater - December 20, 2017 in announcement, Data Blog, data literacy, research, Team Sport
| Conversation | Guests | PodCast |
|---|---|---|
| Enabling Learning | Rahul Bhargava & Lucy Chambers | |
| Data Driven Journalism | Eva Constantaras & Natalia Mazotte | |
| One on One with Daniela Lepiz | Daniela Lepiz | |
| Advocacy Organisations | Milena Marin & Sam Leon | |
| One on One with Heather Leson | Heather Leson | |
| One on One with Friedhelm Weinberg | Friedhelm Weinberg | |
| Mentors, Mediators and Mad Skills | Emma Prest & Tin Geber | |
| Government Priorities and Incentives | Ania Calderon & Tamara Puhovski |
Adriana Groh - December 19, 2017 in civic tech, funding, germany, OK Germany, Open Data, Open Source
The Prototype Fund is a public program run by Open Knowledge Foundation Germany that focuses on emerging challenges and radically new solutions. Individuals and small teams can apply for funding to test their ideas and develop open source tools and applications in the fields of civic tech, data literacy, data security and more.
Our early-stage funding encourages people to follow unusual approaches. The application process aims to be as unbureaucratic as possible and is adjusted to the needs of software developers, civic hackers, and creatives. The Prototype Fund brings iterative software development and government funding together. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research funds eight rounds from 2016 through 2020. Each round, we can thus support up to 25 innovative open source projects. Each project is funded with up to 47,500€. Our goal is to support code for all and strengthen the open source community in Germany. In true open source spirit, we want to pave the way for innovation for everyone.
During the first two rounds we received more than 500 applications. There was an enormous amount of feedback and the need for an open source funding program became apparent. While the first round was an open call, the second round focused on ‘Tools for a strong Civil Society’. Projects included Pretix, a tool that facilitates the ticket sale and registration for events, while allowing more privacy for the user and self-hosted applications, or Pluragraph, that offers social media benchmarking and analysis in the non-commercial sector.
In the third round, we focused on ‘Diversity: more open source for everyone!’, which led to 19 percent of applications that were submitted by women and a wide range of thrilling projects of which our jury selected 23 projects for funding. A menstrual tracking app, for example, allows the privacy-friendly and customized pursuit of the cycle beyond commercial interests. Another example is Briar, a messenger app that allows encrypted communication without a central server, but directly from device to device. Many of our projects address questions such as: How can we reduce bureaucracy, build strong communities, establish skill-sharing and foster lifelong learning?
As much as we are happy with how things are turning out so far, the Prototype Fund itself is that: a prototype. We are constantly trying to improve and to come up with new ideas. Do you want to get in touch or find out more about our projects? Here is a list with all the projects we funded in Round 1 to 3, subscribe to our newsletter (in German), or get in touch under info@prototypefund.de. Or simply come to our next Demo Day on 28 February 2018 in Berlin and get some live Prototype-Fund spirit!