Making data social, now in the Open Data Handbook – Open Knowledge International Blog

juschuetze's bookmarks 2016-07-29

Summary:

The most important thing for the Network team at Open Knowledge International is the community we build around data. The tools we build to achieve this are crucial as well since they allow people to make even more and better plans and projects. To continue doing this, we are restructuring a bunch of technological tools for the community use. In this case, we are moving valuable information from our old Wiki server to the Open Data Handbook. Originally published in 2012, the Handbook has become the go-to resource for the open data community. It was written by the expert members of the open data community and has been translated into over 18 languages. Whether you want to learn about the why and how of open data or you’re working on a particular subject, the Handbook can serve as a resource for how to open data, finding use cases or a bunch of different resources that we’ve collected. 

Link:

http://blog.okfn.org/2016/07/28/making-data-social-now-in-the-open-data-handbook/

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oa.new oa.data oa.resources oa.tools oa.networks oa.okfn

Date tagged:

07/29/2016, 10:45

Date published:

07/29/2016, 06:45