Second life e transparência pública: perspectivas para o compartilhamento de dados

• Autor(a) principal: Ferreira, Ana Maria Jensen Ferreira da Costa [UNESP]
• Data de Publicação: 2012
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UNESP
• Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/11449/93642
• topic: Realidade virtual; Transparência na administração pública; Tecnologia da informação; Transparency in government

The Information Technology and Communication (ICT) is present in all human daily activities. Digital environments on the Web are being created by public and private organizations to provide information on economics, politics, education, among others, allowing greater visibility of its activities. Thereby, government agencies, using technological resources offered by the Web, are offering public data and information of the public administration at official sites and collaborative environments in order to address the public transparency. Thus, this research set up with the aim to investigate how Second Life (SL) can enhance the access, use and dissemination of public information to promote public transparency. Characteristic of exploratory, descriptive and analytical tried to theoretical foundation in international and national literature on the topics: internet, Web 2.0, collaborative environments, social networks, design elements of Web sites with targeted content focused on public transparency, open data and e-gov. SL were analyzed in environments that provide government information such as the NIC and the library file and NASA CoLab Ontario Careers. In SL, using the tools it offers, a space was created called Green House, in order to gather information about objects and subjects related to public transparency initiatives in Brazil. In this environment were available official government sites and digital books, enabling access of information on the Web in the context of Information Science and the resources offered by the SL platform, we found that the environment is conducive to providing public information and to enhance access to public data, because, in addition to reference information from government agencies, makes it possible for avatars, partially sheltered with their identity, to collaborate with criticisms and suggestions on... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)