Day 1: Creating Open, Accessible, Low-Cost Documents
A session at Open Gov West 2011
In across the globe and here at home, individuals and organizations are collaborating on standards and tools for opening documents and reducing the cost. These "open formats" for documents bring down the cost of document management.
Moderator: Sarah Schacht. Speakers: Sue Bigelow, Robert Richards, Spencer Tickner, Steve Williams
About the speakers
The Betty White of Gov 2.0. Founder, director, @KnowledgeAsPower & @OpenGovWest. Transparency, civic engagement designer. Open legislative info/tech advisor. @SarahSchacht
At the intersection of sustainability, CSR, non-profit and social enterprise , community economic development. And a few other things. @Constructive
I'm a communications researcher. I study legal information & communication systems. @richards1000
Coverage of this session
LinkCEN MetaLex (metalex.eu)
LinkAKOMA NTOSO (akomantoso.org)
LinkLinked Data and Law « Legal Informatics Blog (legalinformatics.wordpress.com)
LinkLegal Metadata Resources (home.comcast.net)
LinkKLISS (Kansas Legislative Information Systems & Services) - a technical white paper (seanmcgrath.blogspot.com)
LinkOAI-PMH: Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (openarchives.org)
LinkDCMI: Dublin Core Metadata Terms (dublincore.org)
Write-upOpenGovWest11 Creating Open, Accessible, Low-cost Documents | NW Linux (nwlinux.com)
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