Why you should take 10 minutes to look at the Open Data Roadmap this Open Data Day
Mor Rubinstein - February 28, 2017 in community, IODC, Open Data Day, Roadmap

Open Data Day in Peru 2016

Activity suggestion: International Open Data Roadmap – what are we missing?
Time: 30 minutes Accessories: Laptops, post-its, pens, good mood. Number of participants: 2-15 Activity: Step 1: Read the Roadmap main actions to the group :– Open Data principles– Broaden political commitment to open data principles –Standards – Identify and adopt user-centric open standards – Capacity building – Build capacity to produce and effectively use open data – Innovation – Strengthen networks to address common challenges – Measurement – Make action on open data movement more evidence-based – SDG– Use open data to support the sustainable development agenda Step 2: Choose one action – If you have more than 4 people, divide the big groups into groups of up to 4 people. Step 3: Read about the actions and what the mean in the report (pages 33-43). Discuss in the group about the meaning of the action. Do you understand it? If not what are you missing to understand it better? If yes, do you agree with it? Step 4: On a post-it , write what do you think can help us to act and complete the actions or what are missing. Step 5: Take a picture of your post it, upload it to the forum, with an explanation about it. You are also welcome to share it with on Twitter by using the hashtag: #IODCRoadmap. I will run this session on the London Open Data Day Do-a-thon, if you are around, ping me at mor.rubinstein@okfn.org or my Twitter – @morchickit Have a great open data day event! Don’t forget to tweet about it #opendataday and send us your posts!