"Coding a Better Government" is a TED talk by Jennifer Pahlka in which she describes how the development of simple apps helped government link citizens together to help each other and the community. This is entirely different to Interactive Democarcy. But ID could point app developers in the right direction, by offering a forum that highlights problems and offers suggestions.
Perhaps, instead of employing government programmers to write the code, volunteer experts or students may develop the apps to solve problems. I'd like to see the government recognise such people, perhaps with some sort of award or certificate.
Monday, 19 March 2012
Coding a Better Government
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apps,
awards,
coding a better government,
government,
interactive democracy,
Jennifer Pahlka
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I think this is fascinating stuff sir! This video needs to be seen by app developers! If you don't mind, I will put a link to this post in the WLP forum.
Shaun Beaumont
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