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Category Archives: CityCamp
The new challenge for Code for America Brigades
Anyone in the midst of the civic hacking movement knows that change is in the air. And this is not a bad thing. By far, it’s one of the most interesting times to be involved in this movement. Civic hackers … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Technology
Tagged CityCamp NC, civic hacking, civic tech, code for america
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Civic Hacking Lessons from Raleigh, NC
One of the key parts to open source is sharing. And that comes in many forms. On the software development side, that means sharing your code. But on the civic hacking side, it starts with sharing stories and lessons learned—both … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Open source, Technology
Tagged civic hacking, code for america, code for raleigh
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Raleigh Code for America brigade launches Adopt-A-Shelter web application
One of the latest projects I’m involved with… Citizens interested in maintaining and monitoring their favorite City of Raleigh bus shelter now have a helping hand: the Adopt-A-Shelter interactive web application. Adopt-A-Shelter instantly displays the adoption status of all city … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Open source, Raleigh, Technology
Tagged Adopt-A-Shelter, adopta, citizens, City of Raleigh, code for america, collaboration, opengov, technology
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Highlights from CityCamp Colorado: Opengov techies give back with apps and expertise
Originally posted on opensource.com. Smaller governments, typically those in rural towns, don’t have the IT capacity to foster serious innovation in citizen participation like governments in larger cities do. Two groups decided it was time to give back and have … Continue reading
A Partial Solution to the Wake County Bus Problem
Dear Superintendent Tata, The school bus my child rides, route 7, has been late three out of four days this week. The first day of school was a nightmare. I freaked out and drove my child to Dillard Drive so … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Neighborhood, Open source, Raleigh, Technology
Tagged CfA, code for america, GPS, open source, Wake County, WCPSS, Where's my school bus?
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City Council Has Perfect Attendance at CityCamp Raleigh
Originally posted on opensource.com and licensed under Creative Commons BY-SA. What started with a unanimous vote to adopt an open source resolution eventually became a long-term commitment to the open source way. How many of you have had an elected … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Raleigh
Tagged CityCamp Raleigh, citycampral.org, community, open source, opengov, opensource.com, participation, Raleigh
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Ten Teams Compete for CityCamp Raleigh $5000 Prize
The unconference at CityCamp Raleigh on June 2 was amazing. The ideas. The passion. The people. For those of you unfamiliar with the unconference format, we gathered at 9:00 am on Saturday. The coffee was a little late, so we … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Open source, Raleigh
Tagged CityCamp Raleigh, community, open source, opengov, participation, Raleigh
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CityCamp Raleigh Agenda for Friday, June 1
Here is the agenda for CityCamp Raleigh, Friday, June 1 from 12pm – 5:30pm at Vintage 21′s West Campus at 117 S West St (map). Walk-up registrations are welcome. Registration is free, seating is limited. Be sure to vote on … Continue reading
Posted in CityCamp, Open source, Raleigh
Tagged CityCamp Raleigh, citycampral.org, community, open source, opengov, Raleigh
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A Preview of the CityCamp Raleigh Agenda
Here’s a peak at the agenda for Friday, June 1. Lunch will be provided from 12-1pm. There will also be a chance to network during this time. You should register so we know you’re coming. On Saturday, June 2, we … Continue reading
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Tagged CityCamp Raleigh, citycampral.org, community, open source, opengov, participation, Raleigh
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