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Content & skills Stake- holders Open Public Administration Commons Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel [email protected] Twitter: @inesmergel Motivation This seminar introduces the students to the current state of digital transformation in the public sector using agile and human-centered design methods. Students work together with public managers on current problems of public administration with a deep- rooted understanding of the existing theories. The students go through all phases of an empirical research project using their theoretical knowledge of existing theories in combination with social science research methods. Students prepare interview questions on the basis of the existing theory, conduct interviews with users and product owners, and write up synthetic reports. The results of the interview analyses are used to develop pilot applications for new public services. The findings are summarized in an academic poster and presented in open space sessions to public managers. With this seminar students learn how professional and research practice are applying scientific methods to a current public administration problem. Digital transformation in the public sector Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel Communication of findings to public managers Write-up of literature synthesis Learn to evaluate a research stream Apply design method to real-life problem Learn how to communicate results User interviews User journeys Pilot projects Analysis & synthesis steps Public managers, political decision makers, media Syllabi Case studies based on research findings Deep knowledge public management Writing competences Qualitative Research methods Transfer research, teaching & practice Students, lecturers, foundations Web platform to host documents, videos, blog entries, newsletters Open educational resources Short summaries of research findings in plain language Successful understanding of the field Activities Assessment Learning outcomes Products Seminar concept

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Content & skills

Stake-holders

Open Public Administration Commons

Prof. Dr. Ines [email protected]

Twitter: @inesmergel

Motivation

This seminar introduces the students to the current state of digital transformation in the public sector using agile and human-centered design methods.

Students work together with public managers on current problems of public administration with a deep-rooted understanding of the existing theories.

The students go through all phases of an empirical research project using their theoretical knowledge of existing theories in combination with social science research methods.

Students prepare interview questions on the basis of the existing theory, conduct interviews with users and product owners, and write up synthetic reports.

The results of the interview analyses are used to develop pilot applications for new public services.

The findings are summarized in an academic poster and presented in open space sessions to public managers.

With this seminar students learn how professional and research practice are applying scientific methods to a current public administration problem.

Digital transformationin the public sectorProf. Dr. Ines Mergel

• Communication of findings to public managers

• Write-up of literature synthesis

• Learn to evaluate a research stream

• Apply design method to real-life problem

• Learn how to communicate results

• User interviews• User journeys• Pilot projects• Analysis & synthesis

steps

Public managers, political decision makers, media

SyllabiCase studies

based on research findings

Deep knowledge

public management

Writing competences

QualitativeResearch methods

Transfer research, teaching

& practice

Students, lecturers, foundations

Web

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tform

to h

ost d

ocum

ents

, vid

eos,

bl

og e

ntrie

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ette

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Open educational resources

Short summaries of research findings in plain language

Successful understanding

of the fieldActivities Assessment

Learning outcomes

Products

Seminar concept