Open Data Index presentation @ OGP Summit London

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Open Data Index presentation @ the Open Government Partnership Summit London on Oct 31 2013. The Open Data Index is developed by the Open Knowledge Foundation (okfn.org) in collaboration with a global community.

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Slides from participatory workshop lead by Danish Design Centre at the CityLab Miami 2016 conference on Monday, October 24 2016. Description: In this interactive session, Danish Design Centre experts will present a test case for participants to problem solve using the acclaimed decision-making model. With DDC leaders’ guidance, participants will learn how to more effectively brainstorm and problem solve city governance issues through proven user-centered design methods. The session will be a rapid design process in which participants will adopt the persona of a specific type of city leader (developer, senior citizen, or city council member, eg) to wrestle with central questions in urban development. Tools used in this participatory session will be available as open source after the workshop. The case study will focus on how a medium-sized city can best transform a centrally-located transit hub into a vibrant destination and public space. Participants will be broken into small working teams. As is typical in a Danish-style design brainstorm, at the end of the session each group will present their thinking on how to best solve the challenges laid out in the case by dissecting their path to a decision as opposed to the specifics of the decision itself.

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