Proposal: g0v.tw as CodeForAll Brigade / International Partner

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時間	作者	版本
2017-07-03 08:53 – 08:53	(unknown)	r0 – r1
顯示 diff + Proposal: g0v.tw as CodeForAll Brigade / International Partner + (please add comments at the bottom) + Previous CfA codeacross/brigade hangout notes + + about CfA Brigade + slides: http://goo.gl/2qb9IA + Templates: + City Profile + Strategic Plan + Team Structure + Storyteller + Community Organizer + Delivery Lead + + Profile: Taiwan + Although CfA typically emphasize on working with local government, we believe in Taiwan it makes more sense working with the central government primarily, as it's relatively a small place, and most policies are made centrally where local governments are just carrying out the works. + + Government + Jurisdictions & Agencies + National Development Council / 國發會 + collaborate on Open Data policies + National Academy for Educational Research / 教育部國家教育研究院 + work with moedict projects + Directorate General of Highways / 公路總局 + interested in integrating GIS related work from the community into common government portal + People + TSAI Yu-ling (aka Jaclyn TSAI), Minister without portfolio, Executive Yuan Officials + 尤美女 (Yu, Mei-Nu), Legislator + Open data For Legislative Yuan + 2013/11/21 拜訪尤美女筆記 + Howard Jyan, Director, Department of Information Management, National Development Council + Potential Partners + Ministry of Science and Technology + Notable Legislation or History + Apr 2013, Principle for Open Data for Executive Yuan Agencies + Existing open data portals: + http://data.gov.tw (hosted by Taiwan Government) + http://data.g0v.tw (hosted by g0v.tw) + + Community + Potential Brigade Name: + g0v.tw (preferred), or CodeForTW - a g0v task force + I noticed okfn.de is listed as the de brigade, so I suppose it doesn't have to be called CodeForXYZ ;) + ...and indeed the name CodeForTW would be quite confusing as there's another .tw project called CodeForTomorrow + Brigade names seem to be free-formed, e.g. Open Colorado, Open San Diego + how about g0v.tw MOFA + Open Formosa ? + Foundations: + Open Culture Foundation (ocf.tw): an umbrella NPO established June 2014 to help open source/data/hardware/standards communities in Taiwan + + Adjacent Networks: + openlab.taipei + Green Party Taiwan (network branch) + Open Source Conferences in Taiwan: OSDC.tw, COSCUP, webconf, pycon, jsdc.tw + + Public Forums / Good Government Organizations + Mailing list: g0v-general {at} googlegroups.com + Facebook group: g0v-general + Discourse: http://community.g0v.tw/ + Event + Nov 2014, g0v summit (600ppl) + Major Hackathon (Bi-Monthly, 110ppl) + Project-oriented Hackathons (spontaneously, 10-40ppl) + + Facilities + Co-working Spaces & Meeting Spaces + BOOKSHOW + CLBC + Cafe + Event Spaces: + Monthly tech training: + BOOKSHOW + Bi-Monthly hackathons: + Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica + Conference: + Humanities and Social Science Building (HSSB), Academia Sinica + + Potential Brigade Focus & Projects + g0v infrastructure + project index + human resource hub + hackfoldr.org + ly.g0v.tw + open data and refactor For Legislative Yuan + don-republic + e-democracy platform + moedict + Next Generation Dictionary + open political contributions + open data for campaign finance, crowd-source digitization and lobbying for releasing digital data + data.g0v.tw + five star open data + + 2014 Strategic Plan + Group Description + + g0v.tw is... (as of 2014Q2) + a community of deep open-source roots, with: + ~1000 contributors, ~50 daily-active ones, an irc channel of ~200 people + 10 major bi-monthly hackathons and ~25 other events + ~30 projects, ~20 talks by ~10 speakers, ~20 media coverages + composed of roughly 40% developers, 30% designers, 30% activists/storytellers + advocating the open-source collaboration model beyond software development + decentralized do-acracy + + hence, g0v.tw would like to have task force acting as liaison in the community, which will: + lead the international communication efforts + identify local projects worth sharing and communicate with international network + share our experiences (collaborating with gov.tw, growing open community) in English + turn existing projects into internationally reusable components/apps + connecting projects with public servants in the relevant agencies + + This allows us to have a more persistent contact window but still keep the community loosely-structured and decentralized. + + The task force shall elect a primary contact person every 6 month. + + Brigade Team + + Story Teller + Description + The Storyteller owns the communication streams for their local Brigade. They tell the stories of the Brigade’s impact in their community. This includes writing blog posts, coordinating with local press, connecting with local media, and working with the CfA Communications team to share stories nationally. + * + The Storyteller’s areas of focus include: + Ownership of content, marketing, and social media + Social media including Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr + Website + Blog + Other content (video, photos, etc.) + Local press + Commitment + Attend hangout for Storyteller Team Members + writing blog posts, updating social media, and connecting with local press + Attend Group Hackathon bi-monthly + It is actually what g0v marcom taskforce is already doing. + + Community Organizer + Description + The Community Organizer is responsible for recruiting and welcoming new members to the Brigade and helping them get oriented. They are the point of contact for members who have questions about how to get started, what to do next, or how to help locally. + * + This Community Organizer should know about upcoming member events, be available to attend hack nights to assist with member questions, and create a welcoming environment. This position doesn’t necessarily require technical knowledge. + + The Community Organizer’s areas of focus include: + Ownership of building and maintaining community + Recruits new members + Onboards new members + Manages Google group + Manages KKTIX + Manages IRC + Helps members move up the ladder of engagement + Keeps track of membership + Commitment + Attend Hangout for Community Organizer Team Members + Attend bi-monthly group hackathons to orient new members. + Orientate new members in google group and IRC channel. + Improve training materials for new members + g0v levelup - intro to g0v culture, open source, collaboration tools + g0v academy - field-specific training material (currently just tech-focused) + g0v frontend-athon - monthly physical meet up for frontend technology training + + Project Delivery Coordinator + Description + The project delivery coordinator should have a working knowledge of all the projects being hacked on at a given time in the Brigade, understand the needs of those projects, and help members find projects and projects find members. + The Project Delivery Coordinator 's areas of focus include: + turn existing projects into internationally reusable components/apps + connecting projects with public servants in the relevant departments + work with ocf.tw to organize local fellowship program + work with ocf.tw to organize project accelerator program, such as getting founding to recruit full-time developers to develop projects that most folks started at. + Commitment + Attend Hangout for Project Lead Core Team Members + Attend events that generate projects such as hackathons + Available for a few hours of communication per month on projects + + Priorities This Year + adding more outcome-centric + Development projects + Law Drafting Diff Component - turn bill text diff in Congress project into well-documented reusable component + (image-based) tabular pdf recognition project - turn what we use for crowd-source digitizing campaign finance into standalone component or service + g0v project index - work with betaNYC and poplus community to standardize civic tech project metadata + g0v summit 2014 + Connecting with other efforts in Asia and around the world + work with NGOs to promote open collaboration, improve data-literacy + + Strategy & Tactics + Bi-Monthly Hackathons + Monthly Tech Training Program + Project-based hackathons + Summer of Code program with Watchout (a PMO social enterprise in Taiwan) to improve congress-related projects + work with ocf.tw for Project Accelerate Program + + Outcomes + Reusable components for international community: diff tool, image-based pdf processing tool + Making NGOs more comfortable to propose civic tech project to the tech community + + Brain Storming + (discussion here) + Is it suitable to list some major talks, like COSCUP? + Conferences are listed in adjacent networks + Should IRC in public forums part? + (archived discussion) + sign here if you are interested (multiple is okay) + there are likely multiple people already on each of the roles, and possibly overlapping. One thing we can do is also help translating the training materials into zh. + 好像身兼多職耶怎麼辦？選一個簽嗎 + 好像除了 Contact 之外沒有一定要簽什麼 + role 和行事方法是相關的, 所以 + 1. 或許可以問他們 local brigade 在小的文化差異下 role 可以有什麼樣的彈性? + 2. 在難以折衝的情況下應該是以我方行事順暢為優先考量? + 就直接按照在地方式囉，他們也是自然生成，分類只是比較好說明 + *Delivery Lead 是 project manager, 管開發時程的, 不太適用g0v的model，除非我們有一個專案加速 Program, 每年挑幾個重點專案，募資加速開發，這時就要有delivery lead.