Speakers on Friday:
- Government Perspective
- Business Perspective
Sessions on Saturday:
Note to non-attenders: The areas where discussions were organized were named after Raleigh neighborhoods.
Mordecai
- Social media tactics
- Using open source software at all levels by David Both
- Scraping gov’t data by @jamesturk
- The open source landscape from a developers point of view
- Open source & citizen journalism discussion by Emily
Oakwood
- Open gov’t and k-12 schools by David W and @sourcePOV
- Is code written or commisioned by the gov’t public domain?
- An email -> car owner app by Satyen
Laurel Hills
- Transform the public input process by Anne Franklin
- Public website to post problems / solutions by @sourcePOV
- Creating a digital city by Steve
- WTF is up with the Raleigh website and how can you help?
- Organinzing a POSSCON for RTP by DavidB
Sanderford
- Open data / API discussion (starting with education)
- Unified mailing list for Raleigh citizen by Chad
- Open data / API discussion continued
- Open city REST API cloud
Pullen
- News, resource, gossip, service aggregator
- Mapping made easy by @raleighpublicre
- Social media for policital campaigns / open source campaing by @AdrielHampton and@BonnerGaylord
- Raleigh transportation
- Intro to world clean-up day / implementing an AED finder for Raleigh
- Intro to Gov 2.0
Eastgate
- Real-time traffic accidents
- Intro to SF innovation programs
- Using social media to promote sustainable agriculture farming (CSA)
- How to collaborate after CityCamp Raleigh by @jhibbets
- How to build online community by Andy K
Teams Presentations on Sunday
- Open it Up – Make public data from NC Education Report Card open and easily accessible. Team web site: NCOpenData.org
- AEDEA – Large scale telepresence with Raleigh’s sister cities presented in spaces that encourage public participation
- AGILIS Energy – Better analytics for smart meters to improve building efficiency
- You Speak for Me – Transform public input to legislators and citizen boards by leveraging online moderation of ideas, backed by a reputation management system
- Five Points CSA – Integrated marketing and social media plan for Community Supported Agriculture groups
- Citizen Interviews – Transform the way the city seeks and receives public input by training and equipping citizen interviewers
- Use Open Source – Encourage adoption of open source technologies at the city level to extend the usefulness of existing legacy hardware and decrease long-term costs by encouraging centers of excellence
- EZ Riders – Ubiquitous access to train data from multiple devices (phone/smart phone/web)