A new exciting five-day Book Sprint has started today at the Cisco Systems premises in the heart of the high-tech innovation area of Silicon Valley, California. A group of Cisco’s engineers accompanied by the Book Sprints’ team is working on ... read more
The 3-day Book Sprint on responsible development data that started on Monday was concluded last night, and the resulting book “Shooting your hard drive into space, and other ways to practise responsible development data” was published immediately and presented today ... read more
We have been experimenting a little with Blog Sprints. Last night in downtown San Francisco Adam Hyde and the crew from Neo gathered together for a test Blog Sprint. The problem is well known – many organisations want their staff ... read more
This Monday we started a three-day Book Sprint organized by the Engine Room to write a Responsible Data Toolkit as a guide for organizations working in the field of development, aid, and human rights. The Book Sprint is taking place in the ... read more
The Open Contracting Guide which we facilitated for the World Bank in early 2013 has been translated into Spanish and is now available online. You can see it here: http://t.co/mcy88WgmjF – or browse the embedded book below:
After an intense week of presentations, discussions, writing and revising sessions the Book Sprint in Debre Zeit, Ethiopia, was concluded last Saturday. The resulting book entitled “A Country Mining Vision Guidebook: Domesticating the Africa Mining Vision” complete with ten sections and numerous illustrations was ... read more
Yesterday was the final day of the Book Sprint on the “Open Source Technology in Election Administration” publication, organized by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) and facilitated by Faith Bosworth. As the now familiar morning mists ... read more
How can a regional agreement on an issue as complex as mining be brought down to the diverse contexts of those nations that adopted it? After an initial day of presentations on the first experiences of translating the African Mining ... read more
Today was the first day of the booksprint for the Institute for Democracy and Electoral Administration’s (IDEA) publication on the use and potential of open source technology in election administration. Targeted at electoral administrators, civil society actors and vendors, the ... read more
We are facilitating two Book Sprints this week. One is in Sweden for IDEA (The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance) about the use of Open Source in elections. This will be facilitated by the talented Faith Bosworth who ... read more
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