We continue our conversation with the Open Knowledge Foundation, focusing on the School of Data and how open knowledge principles are being translated into practice through work on AI and digital literacy.
Category: Open Data
Members of the Open Knowledge Foundation explore a range of perspectives – spanning global leadership, technical practice and local action – and how they come together around a shared commitment to open knowledge.
We examine two recently published reports that look at the current cost-of-living crisis, poverty and how data can aid in alleviating these societal issues.
Last week saw the second release of census data by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA). The newly released data, as a bundled file and individual files for the topics released, can be downloaded from our bulk download tool.
The first data from the 2021 census has been released. These statistics are produced by the Northern Ireland Statics and Research Agency (NISRA) and are also available from the UK Data Service.
Sam Milsom shares how Open Data Manchester has developed over ten years and during the lockdown, while Julia Kasmire from the UK Data Service shares the contribution the Service made to ODM’s Pick N Mix workshops.
Keith Cole has had a long and interesting career with the UK Data Service and its predecessors. He retires this month and we wanted to find out about that career and the contributions he’s made in the field.
Cameron Brick on using the diverse range of openly available psychological data, including from the UK Data Service.
Deirdre Appel from Open Data Watch explores the data value chain and how it can support the impact of data.