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    1. What is Open Government? #mesh09 #opengov Mark Kuznicki & Daniel Rose Mesh Conference, April 7, 2009
    2. Expectations • Not answers; a framework & questions • Work together and share results with everyone • Roll up your sleeves and draw
    3. Your Work Using only shapes and lines, how would you communicate the concept of \"Open Government\" to someone who doesn't speak the same language as you? (ie. no words) Take 5 minutes to complete your assignment on the index card provided.
    4. Who are we? @remarkk @danielrose Remarkk.com OmakaseGroup.com
    5. What is Open?
    6. Is Open > Not Closed?
    7. Why Open?
    8. The values of Open are everywhere, yet nowhere well defined
    9. Why are we talking about Open at all?
    10. The Web is Open (sorta, for now)
    11. Anyone can connect to anyone, both data and code are open to inspection and remix
    12. Open Data Now (Tim Berners-Lee)
    13. What is Government?
    14. Government ≠ Web
    15. Government: the body with the legitimate authority to make rules and a monopoly on using force to compel others to obey
    16. Open Web: anyone can connect to anyone, both data and code are open to inspection and remix
    17. Government: the body Open Web: anyone with the legitimate can connect to authority to make anyone, both data rules and a monopoly and code are open on using force to to inspection and compel others to remix obey
    18. Government
    19. Open Web
    20. Why Open Government?
    21. Economist: the efficient & effective production of public goods
    22. Political Scientist: a healthy democracy, vibrant public sphere
    23. Afghan tribal warlords: Open Government?
    24. Power (first you get the power)
    25. Authority (Political) (Power + Legitimacy)
    26. Legitimacy (who’s asking?)
    27. Accountability (calling to account)
    28. Responsibility (who and how assigned?)
    29. Participation (who gets to participate and how?)
    30. Transparency (More than FOI requests!)
    31. Efficiency (decisions per hour? services delivered for taxes raised?)
    32. Effectiveness (what’s the outcome?)
    33. Public Services (just make it work)
    34. Public Policy (the making of sausage)
    35. Social Innovation (the Open Lab for Public Good?)
    36. Examples
    37. More Work Using the individual models of “Open Government” that you have each created combined with the information from Mark’s presentation, as a group create a new model of “Open Government”. + = Time: 20 Minutes.
    38. Public Policy Power Public Services Transparency Responsibility Accountability Efficiency Legitimacy Effectiveness Social Innovation
    39. All your materials are belong to us (not really) #mesh09 #opengov http://wiki.changecamp.ca/OpenGovernmentWorkshop

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