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Open these: links for open policy makers (week 12)

Posted by: Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on: 29 August 2014 - Categories: Start the week
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Welcome to Open these, a regular post dedicated to the blogs, reports and discussions from the week we think open policy practitioners will enjoy. Leave the authors a comment or...

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How civil servants learn to stop worrying and love Twitter

Posted by: Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on: 20 August 2014 - Categories: Examples and findings

...a bit of lurking (reading but not participating) before setting up an account on a new channel, and definitely before I start being active. Part of successfully using social media...

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Open these: links for open policy makers (week 11)

Posted by: Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on: 15 August 2014 - Categories: Start the week
View of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament facing down Westminster Bridge

...science. Anna Schurmann: does innovation work better from inside or outside the organisation? Charles Leadbetter for Nominet on how the web is helping to make us better. Tom Hulme from...

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Introducing the Ministry of Justice Policy Hub

Posted by: Lucy Jones, Posted on: 13 August 2014 - Categories: Examples and findings, News
Working poster with the key message 'humanize the system'

...to those due to attend so they can begin to consider the matter and make an initial link with other attendees. The design of the Hub will continue to iterate...

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Open these: links for open policy makers (week 10)

Posted by: Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on: 8 August 2014 - Categories: Start the week
View of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament facing down Westminster Bridge

...how the next generation will use technology and innovative funding mechanisms (including the UK's Social Impact Bonds) to tackle society's 'wicked issues'. Eric Barker on the ten characteristics of creative...

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Health and Safety... digitally enhanced

Posted by: Paul Cook, Posted on: 7 August 2014 - Categories: Examples and findings, Thought Pieces

...my old boss used to say ‘steal with pride’! But you need to learn to walk before you can run off and start designing new whizzy online tools and products....

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Open these: links for open policy makers (week 9)

Posted by: Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on: 1 August 2014 - Categories: Start the week
View of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament facing down Westminster Bridge

...join the conversation on Twitter! #openpolicy   Links (will open in new tabs) Labcraft: a co-created book exploring successful innovation labs. Dominic Campbell from Futuregov says we need a new...

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Am I not a people? - A policy maker's view on public dialogue

Posted by: Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on: 31 July 2014 - Categories: Examples and findings, Thought Pieces
A room after a dialogue session has been completed, with flipchart paper with notes on the walls, table just in shot with water glasses, pens and paper

...and grew up. I was confident I had a good idea of how the session would go and the ideas and issues the people attending would bring forward. I nodded...

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Policy Lab news: second project, working with the Ministry of Justice

Posted by: Beatrice Andrews, Posted on: 30 July 2014 - Categories: Policy Lab
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A couple of weeks ago, friends of Policy Lab gathered together to celebrate progress on the Lab's first project - and made a surprise announcement of the second major project! Read on to find out what we'll be doing with …

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"The buzziest and most creative meeting I've ever been to": Policy Lab's digitisation workshop

Posted by: gov.uk archive author, Posted on: 29 July 2014 - Categories: Examples and findings, Policy Lab
A facilitator holds up and talks through an A3 poster titled 'open policing - via digital' with a diagram of the digital process and relationships.

...great ideas for improving services to victims of crime, from an online skills academy where people could go to learn how to prevent crime to an online court where you...

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