Cambios en "La Colla de les Dades"

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    What to do with the city's open data? How can we use it to better understand our environment and propose alternatives? La Colla de les dades (The Data Crew) is a collaborative space where people from diverse backgrounds come together to share curiosity, ideas, and a desire to carry out data-driven projects.

    You don't need to be a programming expert. There's room here for those with an idea, those who want to learn, those with technical experience, and those who simply want to understand how open data works. We work with open-source tools and platforms, exploring open data repositories and creating projects that put technology at the service of the common good.

    The goal? To build alternatives to traditional data management models, promoting digital sovereignty and collective intelligence. Practical, flexible sessions open to everyone: come, propose, discuss, share, and experiment.

    Organized by: La Colla de les Dades

    Sessions:

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      What to do with the city's open data? How can we use it to better understand our environment and propose alternatives? La Colla de les dades (The Data Crew) is a collaborative space where people from diverse backgrounds come together to share curiosity, ideas, and a desire to carry out data-driven projects.

      You don't need to be a programming expert. There's room here for those with an idea, those who want to learn, those with technical experience, and those who simply want to understand how open data works. We work with open-source tools and platforms, exploring open data repositories and creating projects that put technology at the service of the common good.

      The goal? To build alternatives to traditional data management models, promoting digital sovereignty and collective intelligence. Practical, flexible sessions open to everyone: come, propose, discuss, share, and experiment.

      Organized by: La Colla de les Dades

      Sessions:

      • Thursday, 3 September from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

    • Thursday, 17 September from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

    • Thursday, 1 October from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

    • Thursday, 15 October from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM