Week 1. e-Government in Sweden: challenges & opportunities for a sustainable public administration (7th - 11th August)
Monday, 7thAugust: Introduction |
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Registration, presentation of the participants, practical information |
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Introductory lecture: “Sustainable e-government”; Summing up preparation work; formulation of personal learning outcomes. Presentation of the module, program, assignments and follow up activities. (Elin Wihlborg & Mariana Gustafsson). |
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Social event: Welcome mingle “Smörgåsbord” garden party |
Tuesday: e-government in general and in the participating countries |
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Lecture: ‘e-Government and democracy: what happens with legitimacy, accessibility, participation and transparency in public administration’. Integrating mirroring sessions on challenges (Elin Wihlborg & Mariana Gustafsson) |
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Working groups based on country, mirroring issues presented in the lecture, referring and discussing preparation on country specific policies. Poster-presentations getting to know the participants and e-government in the represented countries. (Mariana Gustafsson) |
Wednesday: Challenges for sustainable e-government |
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Lecture ‘e-Government and digitalization of public administration in Sweden: examples of e-services, challenges, best practices and lessons’. (Elin Wihlborg & Mariana Gustafsson). Mirroring session on challenges in the actor groups (Mariana Gustafsson) |
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Problem-based learning method. Instructions of the assignment. Identification of cases. Case groups meet to identify their cases – a public administration problem. (Mariana Gustafsson) |
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Social event: Visit Bergs slussar & dinner/ boat trip. |
Thursday: Innovation workshop |
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Lecture: Digitalization as a context for public service innovations. Interactive workshop on innovation processes. (Nicolette Lakemodo & Johanna Nählinder) |
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Study visit: Digital innovation in public health care, study visit to the regional hospital, the regional government, Östergötland. Reflection sessions. Evaluation. |
Friday: Study visits in Stockholm |
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Study visit: e-government at work - SKL, Statskontoret, PWC, Stockholm. Morning bus-trip (2 hours) including a reflective evaluation. |
Weekend |
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Openings to stay in Stockholm. Hiking in the region will also be offered. Possibilities to work on case study. |
Week 2: e-Government in Sweden: challenges & opportunities for a sustainable public administration (14th - 18th August)
Monday, 14thAugust: Stakeholders perspectives on e-government |
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Catching up-session from last week. Mirroring the workshop and study visits. What are the key lessons learned? What can be taken home? What can be integrated in the case presentation? |
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Lecture on ‘e-Services & stakeholders: challenges, best practices & lessons’. Mirroring session (Ida Lindgren) |
Tuesday: Constructing security |
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Lecture on ‘Information security challenges & norm-critical perspective in design of e-services in public administration’. Mirroring session. (Hannu Larsson) |
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Reflective evaluation. Preparation of the case study |
Wednesday: Digital infrastructure as basic policy challenge |
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Preparation of the case study |
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Study visit: e-Government at work - Rala Infratech (high-technology company for fiber infrastructure), Skänninge |
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Social event: Visit Vadstena Slott & Dinner, bus back to Campus Valla. |
Thursday |
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Lecture on ‘Smart cities & sustainable public administration: challenges, lessons & opportunities’. Mirroring session (Malin Granath). |
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Preparation of the case study
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Social event: farewell dinner – co-produced smörgåsbord. |
Friday:Closing session |
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All day |
Presentation of the cases. Evaluation. Handing of Diplomas. Farewell gathering. |