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Link Summary for Open Source event Feb. 11
This post is the central repository for links to developing content on Tech@State: Open Source on Feb. 11. We'll have a variety of updates, but this one link will contain links to all the new posts, so you can always refer here for the latest.
Video of the event at
and at
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/tech-state
Notes and agenda from Unconference
Speaker slide presentations:
Aneesh Chopra, CTO of the United States
Macon Phillips, White House New Media Director
Todd Park, CTO at HHS
Gunnar Hellekson, Open Source For America report card on open source
James Bon Tempo, Jhpiego/FrontlineSMS:Learn
Phil Ashlock, Open Plans
David Riley, Federal Health Architecture at HHS
Heather La Garde, IntraHealth Consortium
Deb Estrin, mHealth, UCLA
Jeremy Epstein, SRI International
Luke Berndt, Dept. of Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects ...
Mark Prutsalis, Sahana Software Foundation
Jessica Seddon, Director, Center for Development Finance
Ian Cairns, Development Seed
David Eaves-Code for America pt1
David Eaves-Code for America pt2
Saad Khan slide of Egypt Influence Network
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Comment by Carol Brey-Casiano on February 11, 2011 at 10:17am -
The Open Source Event looks fascinating but I have been unable to get audio--though all seems well with my computer and Windows Media Player. Is anyone else having sound issues?
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eDiplomacy Comment by Chris Bendsen on February 24, 2011 at 1:41pm -
Do you have the presentations for the session on geo-spatial issues in the afternoon?
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Comment by Michael Walsh on February 24, 2011 at 9:24pm
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Chris: GovLoop just posted my new article that covers some of the technology behind the World Bank example in Ian's presentation: http://govfresh.com/2011/02/gov-2-0-guide-to-open-source-custom-map...
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