Data, crowds, and change
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This document discusses how new sources of data from crowds and new technologies are enabling policy changes and strategies. Crowdsourced data from platforms like tradehub.com and hashtags on social media can guide travelers to resources and provide new insights. Data tools are also supporting organizing efforts by crowds.
Data, crowds, and change
- 1. Data, Crowds, and ChangeLucy Bernholz
- 2. Data from and about giving
- 5. Data for policy change and strategy
- 9. New sources of data: crowds
- 12. New sources of ideas and action: crowds
- 18. Hashtags guide travelers to right resources際際滷 from 際際滷sharehttp://www.slideshare.net/shanxz/ashtag. Credit Shashank Nigam
- 19. Data tools as organizing supports
Editor's Notes
- #4: Data from and about foundations and nonprofits
- #5: Data about giving
- #7: Data about data about nonprofits
- #8: Foundations parsing data as contribution to policy debates
- #9: Data sources and tools to use to understand them
- #11: New kinds of data new measures of progress
- #12: Really new kinds of data truck drivers text messages about corruption at check points
- #14: Ability to manage big data, and reach to new users, one reason prizes are so popular these are judged prizes
- #15: These are crowdsourced prizes
- #16: Crowds also make change
- #17: Informal networks put data to use to make change
- #18: Crowds make change and send data that makes more change
- #19: Data and crowds emerge in emergencies
- #21: Crowds dumped together by nature make the most of crowds and new tools
- #22: Some changemakers like informal learning and networks
- #23: Some like formal networks and places to work