Diffusion and Impact of Internet Voting
Improving the use of digital tools to bring government closer to citizens is one of the core topics of the ECePS ERA Chair of e-governance and digital public services, such as through internet voting systems, and to build trust in e-services, and including analysis of social trust and acceptance of new e-governance technologies. Building on the experiences from successful e-Estonia case studies, University of Tartu has developed an online course on Diffusion and Impact of Internet Voting. The course will give an overview of implementation of internet voting in the context of Estonian e-governance, identify or create indicators for evaluating the diffusion and impact of internet voting. And last, but not least, the course will teach interpreting findings from internet voting studies and translate these findings into policy recommendations in relation to possible uses of internet voting.
Interested in taking the course? Click here for more info: https://www.is.ut.ee/pls/ois/tere.tul...
Or, even better, come and study with us at our programme of Politics and Governance at Digital Age – MA programme that gives in-depth knowledge on governance and policymaking on internet voting and other digital government elements. Click here for more: https://ois2.ut.ee/#/curricula/129637...
This course has been developed by ECePS ERA Chair of e-governance and digital public services and has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 857622.