...the early excitement of 'nudge', but behavioural economics still has much to add. The Indian Government is crowdsourcing ideas online. Rob Miller responds to David Briggs' Think Digital' seminar. Iceland...
...personas, intended to put policy makers in the position of potential service users and how they interact with our work. This is pretty doable. We can put ourselves into the...
...to policy making. NHS staff report on their experiences visiting frontline services. Professor Albert Weale explores the possibilities for opening up decision-making on complex subjects. What do we mean by...
...join the conversation on Twitter! #openpolicy Links (will open in new tabs) From the GDS blog: using service analytics to inform development. Not all evidence to for open policy...
...transforming museums. Tweet of the week https://twitter.com/clarkey1601/status/486185790729637889 Dates for the diary Civil Service Live is in London Tuesday and Wednesday next week! OPM will be there to...
...More broadly, this was the principles of design in action: for me, with a vague idea of what programming is but largely assuming the internet just sort of... happens, it...
...AgileConnection on prioritising in an agile project environment. Joss Bailey from the Mapping Social Design project on teaching social design. From Armen Ghazarian at Web Design Views, a step-by-step guide...
...and service delivery team to work together on electoral registration reform. Dr Warren Pearce asks what's so hard about evidence-based policy? Well, it depends what you mean by 'evidence'... The...
...into safer driving? Nesta reported on 'Speaking to the Innovation Public' - British attitudes to innovation. Ask the public about the ideas, and they behave differently around the answers. Too...
...'learning to dance' with complexity. Cristiano Ferri Faria of the Hacker Laboratory in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies writes about how they are involving citizens in making legislation. Data science and...