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| Presenters/Leaders |
Format |
Topic |
Saturday
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Sunday |
Resources
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Time
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| Peter Corbett, Greg? |
Quick Presentation (10 mins) then Discussion |
Cradle to Grave IT innovation using crowdsourcing (citizen talent + open data) |
X |
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Apps for Democracy and
Apps for America
|
TBD |
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| David James |
Quick introduction, discussion, roll-up your sleeves and write some code if you want |
Open source voting API (a Web service), built in Ruby. |
X |
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voting project on GitHub wiki
|
TBD |
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| Bob Biersack, Wei Lou |
Quick presentation (15-20 mins) then discussion |
Working with FEC data. Where we are, where we're going, problems and opportunities |
X |
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existing FTP summary |
TBD |
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| John Scott, JC Herz |
Discussion |
Technology Transparency, what amount of tech trans do we want in our Gov systems ~ 45 min |
X |
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| Silona Bonewald |
Quick Presentation w discussion with live wiki work! |
What should the underlying information architecture look like for legislation |
X |
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whitehouse.wikia.com
budgetwiki.com
leagueoftechvoters.org
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TBD |
| Jerry Brito |
Quick presentation then discussion |
The regulatory process is not transparent. Regulations.gov leave a lot to be desired. Using the newly released GPO FDSYS, one could build a more transparent and participatory interface to fed regs. |
X |
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regulations.gov
openregulations.org
fdsys.gpo.gov
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| Ed Pastore |
Quick presentation then discussion |
Governance without individual authorities: Web 2.0 systems as the sole system of governance. (Yes, this is a little ahead of its time.) |
X |
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metagovernment.org
similar projects
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45m? |
