Open Data Training at the Open Knowledge Foundation | Open Knowledge Foundation Blog

abernard102@gmail.com 2013-09-27

Summary:

"We’re delighted to announce today the launch of a new portfolio of open data training programs. For many years the Open Knowledge Foundation has been working — both formally and informally — with governments, civil society organisations and others to provide this kind of advice and training. Today marks the first time we’ve brought it all together in one place with a clear structure. These training programs are designed for two main groups of people interested in open data: [1] Those within government and other organisations seeking a short introduction to open data – what it is, why to 'do' open data, what the challenges are, and how to get started with an open data project or policy. [2] The growing group of those specialising in open data, perhaps as policy experts, open data program managers, technology specialists, and so on, generally within government or other organisations. Here we offer more in-depth training including detailed material on how to run an open data program or project, and also a technical course for those deploying or maintaining open data portals. Our training programs are designed and delivered by our team of open data experts with many years of experience creating, maintaining and supporting open data projects around the world. Please contact us for details on any of the these courses, or if you’d be interested in discussing a custom program tailored to your needs."

Link:

http://blog.okfn.org/2013/09/26/open-data-training/

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Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » abernard102@gmail.com

Tags:

oa.new oa.psi oa.okfn oa.government oa.data oa.announcements

Date tagged:

09/27/2013, 10:22

Date published:

09/27/2013, 06:22