This blog is part of the event report series on International Open Data Day 2017. On Saturday 4 March, groups from around the world organised over 300 events to celebrate, promote and spread the use of open data.
This blog is part of the event report series on International Open Data Day 2017. On Saturday 4 March, groups from around the world organised over 300 events to celebrate, promote and spread the use of open data.
Iryna Susha , Marijn Janssen , and Stefaan Verhulst in Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy: “In “data collaboratives” private and public organizations coordinate their activities to leverage data to address a societal challenge.
How does the relation between humans and machines change in light of growing artificial intelligence and is human intelligence decreasing, because more and more humans are being programmed by their... MORE
The EastWest Institute’s Global Cooperation in Cyberspace program anticipates future security risks, defines the outlines of potential conflict and brings together the people who can do something about it.March 14, 2017University of California, Berekely
En el libro se explica en detalle la historia del Bachillerato, que fue el primer examen de admisión a la educación superior en Chile, que al considerar desde su creación hacia 1843 y la aplicación entre 1850 y 1966. Y entrega algunos aspectos de la prueba que lo relevó, la Prueba de Aptitud Académica, en sus primeros siete años.
La divulgación del quehacer universitario, el freno al acoso sexual y laboral, el impulso a los Derechos Humanos y la vinculación de nuestro plantel con la sociedad fueron algunas de las áreas de trabajo de la Vicerrectoría de Extensión y Comunicaciones de la Casa de Bello durante el año 2016.
This blog is part of the event report series on International Open Data Day 2017. On Saturday 4 March, groups from around the world organised over 300 events to celebrate, promote and spread the use of open data.
Rob Harcourt, Carlos Duarte, and Mark Meekan in The Conversation: “We can learn a lot about things by studying how they move through the world and interact with the environment.
Katya Abazajian and Stephen Larrick at the Sunlight Foundation: “United States cities face a critical challenge when it comes to fulfilling the potential of open da
This blog post is part of our on-going Network series featuring updates from chapters across the Open Knowledge Network and was written by the Open Knowledge Belgium team.
Mike Orcutt at MIT Technology Review: “Congressman David Schweikert is determined to enlighten his colleagues in Washington about the blockchain. The opportunities the technology creates for society are vast, he says, and right now education is key to keeping the government from “screwing it up.”
In an interesting development in the US Department of Justice is dropping all charges in a child porn case to keep TOR hack code secret. According to DOJ “disclosure is not an option”.