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Playing with data: our ODI open data board game | News | Open Data Institute Playing with data: our ODI open data board game For the last six months, on and off, a few of us here at the Open Data Institute have been working on an open data board game. Ellen Broad and Jeni Tennision discuss its development Board games have been experiencing a resurgence in the past few years and, perhaps unsurprisingly, there are several keen board game enthusiasts here at the ODI. Open Data Institute, Pre Summit Training Discovery Day, (CC-BY-SA) There are lots of different games being tested to help explain open data concepts and benefits. The ODI open data board game The ODI open data board game is about using data to build tools that improve the world you live in. The little cones you see in the picture (the cones of Datashire, as some Parks & Recreation fans have begun calling them) help to keep track of who has built what tools. We’ve put all of the instructions and game pieces on github for people to print and play themselves. Where we are now Making the game better
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