User-centric data publishing (Alpha)
  • User-centric data publishing
    • Introduction
    • Who is this toolkit for?
    • How to use this toolkit
    • Dictionary of data terms
  • Contents
  • Section 1. Building the foundation for open data
    • A basic introduction to open data
    • Understanding our rights to access data
    • Open data maturity
      • Resources: Open data maturity
    • Ethics and transparency
  • Section 2. Planning for impactful open data initiatives
    • An introduction to the Data Landscape Playbook
    • Play one: Explore the problem and how data can address it
    • Play two: Map the data ecosystem
    • Play three: Assess the policy, regulatory and ethical context
    • Play four: Assess the existing data infrastructure
    • Play five: Plan for impact when designing your data initiative
  • Section 3. A user-centric approach to publishing
    • Understanding the user journey
      • The use case
      • Understanding different user needs
      • Targeting intended audiences
    • Engaging effectively with data users
      • Two-way communication and feedback
      • From data to story
    • Building communities around open data use
      • Characteristics of an open data user community
        • Purpose
        • Community enabler(s)
        • Collaborative method
        • Other observations
      • The current landscape of open data user communities
      • Engagement with data communities
    • Resources: User-centric publishing
  • Section 4: Publishing guidance for new data publishers
    • Open data licensing
    • The FAIR principles of data access
      • FAIR data assessment tools
    • Data quality and metadata
      • Tools and frameworks to help you assess open data quality
    • Publishing data on the web
  • Thank you
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