FOR 5393: The future smart town - Subproject: E-competences and imparting e-competences in medium-sized local administrations

E-Government Campus: Koordination und Weiterentwicklung des eGov-Campus sowie Übergabe der Lernplattform an die Deutsche Universität für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer

Modularisierung eines eGov-Campus Lernmoduls zur nachhaltigen Nutzung in der Weiterbildung - Prozessmanagement im öffentlichen Sektor

E-Government Campus: Coordination of platform development and implementation, creation of use cases

The project e-GovCampus targets the development of a massive open online courses (MOOC)-platform, which will help to facilitate the development of the digitalization of the public sector in Germany. The main objective of both platform and project is to provide public officials with an educational offer, that enables them to develop their own skills in a location-independent, interactive and self-responsible fashion. The Chair for Information Systems is responsible for the project coordination. This firstly entails the conception and development of the platform, which includes the establishment and analysis of stakeholder requirements. Furthermore, activities are targeted to ensure the platform’s sustainable impact, closely related future-proof business models and appropriate marketing efforts to ensure the existence of the platform even beyond the period of public financing.

Stanford Design Thinking Project 2021-2022