A Co-Creation Based Model For Engaging Citizen Open Data Use

Callinan, Colin; Scott, Murray; Whelan, Eoin; Ojo, Adegboyega

doi:10.18690/978-961-286-043-1.5

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“…Así, la participación no es únicamente un área de incidencia sino de contacto y comunicación entre las instituciones de carácter generalmente cerrado (de acuerdo con su funcionamiento y acceso) y la ciudadanía. Con lo anterior , la Participación Ciudadana puede entenderse como un mecanismo de comunicación y diálogo que hace uso de una 32 Metodología para la evaluación de herramientas de software para la e-Participación serie de herramientas, entre las que se destaca la e-Participación como parte fundamental para los nuevos procesos ciudadanos (Callinan et al, 2017;Pina et al, 2017;Thiel, 2016a).…”

Section: Participación Ciudadanaunclassified

“…El reto fundamental de la Participación Ciudadana es cómo se deben ejercer estos mecanismos de participación, que garanticen instrumentos que permitan recoger las opiniones de la ciudadanía donde se tenga en cuenta su heterogeneidad y que además permitan expresar efectivamente sus demandas e inquietudes ante las instituciones (Callinan et al, 2017). Una posibilidad para mejorar la efectividad de participación ciudadana son las Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación (en adelante TIC) a través de la e-Participación, como una solución implementada por las sociedades contemporáneas del mundo (Díaz Nafría, Cendón, & Alonso Panizo, 2014).…”

Section: Participación Ciudadanaunclassified

“…A partir de lo anterior y para efectos de esta investigación, se define Participación Ciudadana como los mecanismos de comunicación y diálogo entre la sociedad civil y organizaciones públicas para la formulación, implementación, evaluación y gestión de Políticas Públicas (Callinan et al, 2017;Pina et al, 2017;Tambouris, Macintosh, et al, 2007;Thiel, 2016a).…”

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The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

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Schachter

2017

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Methodology for the evaluation of e-Participation software toolsThis master thesis presents the research conducted to obtain the Methodology for the Evaluation of e-Participation Software -MESeP, designed to apply to any e-Participation software tool if access to information is available.This research emerges as a response to some lacks identified. On the one hand, there is a lack of rigorousness in the definition of evaluation stages for e-participation software tools. Another is a lack of precise identification of information systems functionalities for citizen participation. On the other hand, there are no methodologies for evaluating eparticipation software tools, leading to two guiding questions translated into two systematic literature reviews SLR. The first SLR identified characteristics and factors associated with e-Participation software tools. The second one identified variables and indicators. Then, the factors were associated with the determined variables and the indicators. An expert judgement analyzed the first version of the methodology. After the expert judgement, a refinement process was carried out, resulting in the final version of the MESeP, which has four phases and eight activities and the nine factors, 23 variables, and 64 indicators identified.

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The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

Zheng

Schachter

2017

Public Performance & Management Review

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“…Wirtz et al (2017) study proved the rationality of the technology acceptance model and provided evidence of "ease of use" and "usefulness" factors regarding OGD from citizens' perspectives. Callinan et al (2017) proposed a research model to examine the factors affecting open data usage from the perception of citizens, and found the "theory of co-creation" as an analytical tool to develop the model. In the proposed model, awareness, social capital, trust, and simplicity of task are moderating variables that potentially modify the relationship between citizens and open data usage.…”

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“…It may affect the usage of OGD and the trust of citizens (Bright et al, 2019). Transparency is a factor that affects the use of OGD (Callinan et al, 2017).…”

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Factors Influencing the Citizens’ Satisfaction Towards the Use of Open Government Data: A Systematic Literature Review

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Sajid

Warraich

2022

JeDEM

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Open Government Data (OGD) is considered instrumental to promote transparency and accountability for economic and civic development that increases citizens' participation in government digital initiatives. This study employed a qualitative research design and emphasized the factors that affect the citizens' satisfaction with the use of OGD. It systematically reviewed the literature published in the field of OGD. Findings identified that ease of use, usefulness, access, extrinsic motivation, individual differences, computer skills, and training affect the citizen’ use of OGD. It found models, theoretical frameworks, and theories, which have been applied, developed, or tested in the literature about citizen satisfaction with OGD. It highlighted implications for policymakers to increase the quality of OGD portals. It may be helpful at the government level in the identification of factors that affects citizens’ satisfaction with the use of OGD. It may also contribute to enhancing citizens’ skills and awareness of OGD portals’ use.

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A Co-Creation Based Model For Engaging Citizen Open Data Use

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The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

Factors Influencing the Citizens’ Satisfaction Towards the Use of Open Government Data: A Systematic Literature Review

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