Civic Technology and Digital Storytelling in Northeast and Central Illinois
Bastian, Elizabeth
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Description
Title
Civic Technology and Digital Storytelling in Northeast and Central Illinois
Author(s)
Bastian, Elizabeth
Contributor(s)
Wilson, Bev
Chakraborty, Arnab
Issue Date
2016
Keyword(s)
Civic Technology
Open source data
public engagement
Geographic Coverage
Chicago, Illinois
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
Abstract
As urban planners, knowing how to work with data is essential. Increasingly,
this task has become less about analysis and more about
finding innovative and engaging ways to tell stories. Planners can incorporate technology in both reaching the public and
allowing the public to reach them. In other words, technology and
open source data can be used to both create, publish, and listen to
stories. These kinds of activities are classified as “civic technology.”
This report contains recommendations and strategies on best utilizing the existing assets in Champaign-Urbana to establish a viable local civic technology group.
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