Osimo engagement

Lessons learnt from 2011 David Osimo @osimod

Experimenting

Bringing it all together RSS Tags Widgets #daelocal #daelocal_it daa11eu daa11cloud Visual maps Animators

No spam, no big problems!
Positive feedback from participants
Variable quality of input
Some new participants involved
Good uptake: 91 videos, 100s ideas, 1000s voters, 9k tweets,
Very low tech costs
Experimentation on half the workshops
No tech problems
supply uptake impact Impact

the continuous experimentation
the adoption of ready made tools, and the search for non proprietary tools, not forcing stakeholders to register on facebook, google etc.
the federation of content with third party platforms, where people already discuss
the identification and high quality role of intermediaries/multipliers to animate and report discussions
Lessons learnt: Maintain

Lessons learnt: evolution
better connect stakeholders between themselves;
move from event-centred to policy-centred; from experimentation to full deployment where online engagement is the norm rather than the exception;
give more prominence and visibility to the input of stakeholders;
need to close the circle of participation by fully describing the impact it has had.
Lessons learnt: Improve

Current EC research activity
FP7 ICT for governance and policy modeling: 40M Euros, 20 projects funded 2009-2012
Goals:
Anticipate policy impact
Crowdsourced service delivery
Collaborative policy-making
Technologies:
Simulation and modeling
Opinion and sentiment mining
Participatory sensing
Visualisation
Example: the PADGETS project
Policy widgets that enable dispersed policy interaction and feedback through social media
Tracking unsolicited feedback in privacy-compliant manner

Osimo engagement

by osimod on Nov 21, 2011

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