- Format:
- E-learning, Reading
- Theme:
- Portal
- Level:
- Advanced
Description
Curious about the relevance of (open) data portals in the mid- and long-term? This lesson is all about understanding how open data ecosystems ensure that open data portals remain relevant for years to come. Through e-learning and reading materials, you’ll explore future-proof portal models designed by users of data.europa.eu, and new approaches to add value to existing portal’s resources.
E-learning
Why should we worry about sustainability?
Reading
Recommendations for Open Data Portals: From setup to sustainabilityPDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Ensuring the economic sustainaiblity of open data portals: Understanding the impact and financingPDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: Summary overview and key recommendationsPDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: Measuring use and impact of portalsPDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: Developing micro-economic indicators through open data reusePDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: Dataset reuse: A method for transforming principles into practicePDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: Funding portals: A business case approach to funding model longevityPDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: Open data portal assessment using user-oriented metricsPDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English
Sustainability of (open) data portal infrastructures: A distributed version control approach to creating portals for reusePDF
Estimated time remaining: 1.00h
Language: English