How To Blog
Editor’s note: One of the most important roles we play here at Smart Chicago is to serve as an archivist to the movement . We currently have over 330 posts published and are producing content at a prodigious rate. Many of the blog posts…
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OpenGrid on the Chicago Public Data Blog
Chris Hagan of WBEZ wrote a good post today on OpenGrid: Chicago launches OpenGrid, latest step in making open data more accessible. Here’s a snip: Dan O’Neil, executive director of the Smart Chicago Collaborative, which assisted on the project, reminded developers…
OpenGrid on the Harvard Data-Smart City Solutions Blog
Sean Thornton of Harvard Data-Smart City Solutions wrote up a great piece on the launch of OpenGrid. Here’s a snip: Yet in order for DoIT’s OpenGrid and UrbanCCD’s Plenario to interact, additional software—also called a service layer—was necessary. Enter the…
Youth Led Tech: Using video to blog
As part of our Youth Led Tech Program, we’re teaching various classes on digital skills. We’ve open sourced our curriculum through a series of blog posts. The overall goal of the program is to have youth create their own WordPress sites. In…
Show your stats: Smart Chicago Blog Edition
As part of our philosophy to be open and transparent, we’ve got a new feature— Show Your Stats. In the civic tech world, we make a lot of stuff and we churn our legs in the right direction, but there’s…
Foodborne Chicago, Humans, and Big Data on the Data Mine Blog
Foodborne Chicago, Humans, and Big Data on the Data Mine Blog Here’s a post on the U.S. News & World Report Data Mine blog covering our Foodborne Chicago project: How Twitter and Your Lunch Can Solve Problems. Here’s a snip:…
