Our friends at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative researched and created the original Ushahidi Toolkits to help Ushahidi users. Our community leaders and deployers contributed their best practices to help you. Thank you to the Knight Foundation for supporting this research.
(5 Key Tips for Online Reporting - These are applicable for any Map project.)
These wiki pages are project planning, best practices, evaluation and use cases for successful deployments.
- 10 Questions You Should Ask
- Assessing your project
- Data Cleaning Guidelines
- Implementing your project
- Organizing your team
- Verification Considerations
- A Guide to Funding your Project
- Outreach
- Output of your project
- Security and Privacy Resources
- Uchaguzi - Kenyan Elections 2013
- Ushahidi Journalist toolkit
- Election Monitoring Using the Ushahidi Platform (2011)
- Community Testimonials
- Additional Guides
Page: 10 Questions You Should Ask
Page: Assessing your project
Page: Data Cleaning Guidelines
Page: Implementing your project
Page: Organizing your team
Page: Verification Considerations
Page: A Guide to Funding your Project
Page: Outreach
Page: Output of your project
Page: Security and Privacy Resources
Page: Uchaguzi - Kenyan Elections 2013
Page: Ushahidi Journalist toolkit
Page: Election Monitoring Using the Ushahidi Platform (2011)
Page: Community Testimonials
Page: Additional Guides
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Hide/Show CommentsHeather Leson
Other helpful toolkits:
http://www.infotoolkit.org/
http://www.internews.org/our-stories/program-news/speak-speak-out-toolkit-journalists-reporting-human-rights-issues