About the Course
Open Justice
Instead of long lectures, this online course consists of ten short modules which will serve as brief introductions to different aspects of open justice. These ‘mini-lectures’ of ten minutes each are combined with interviews with leading practitioners from around the world who are collecting the data, conducting the analysis, creating the apps, and building the movement that helps us all to better know and assert our rights.
At-your-own pace
Interviews with leading faculty
Course materials tailored to the government sector
People-centered and data-driven
Course curriculum
1. From Transparency to Open Data and Open Justice
What is open justice, what is the value proposition?
2. Open Justice Technologies and The Mindset of the Public Entrepreneur
Open justice as the pathway to innovating public value
3. Open Justice for Efficiency
Covering data driven projects designed to help courts increase throughput and efficiency
4. Open Justice for Equity
Covering data driven projects designed to improve public policy outcomes
5. Open Justice for Legitimacy
Covering projects designed to improve the selection and oversight of judges and other officials
6. Open Justice against Corruption
Covering judicial transparency projects designed to reduce corruption
7. Open Justice Collaborations
Covering participation, engagement and inter-agency collaboration projects
8. Open Justice Projects: Problem Definition
Here we focus on advancing your own open justice project by helping you to define the problem you are solving specifically and concretely.
9. Open Justice Project: Risks
In this module, we address the risks with open justice projects and how to overcome them.
10. Open Justice Projects: Implementation
Finally, we discuss strategies for taking your open justice project from idea to implementation.
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