1. Remarks to the National Rural Education Technology Summit Aneesh Chopra U.S. Chief Technology Officer & Associate Director for Technology White House Office of Science & Technology Policy

2. Photo by: with an eye: http://www.flickr.com/photos/with-an-eye/4252529812/Source: Office of Personnel Management – “File Cave”; whitehouse.gov/open “There’s an app for that”“There’s a form for that” Culture Gap Between Consumers and Government Presidential Action Day One to Instill Greater Focus on Openness “My Administration is committed to creating an unprecedented level of openness in Government…and establish a system of transparency, public participation, and collaboration.” –President Barack Obama, Jan 21 st, 2009

3. Invest in the Building Blocks of American Innovation Restore American leadership in fundamental research Educate the next generation with 21 st century knowledge and skills; create a world-class workforce Build a leading physical infrastructure Develop an advanced information technology ecosystem Catalyze Breakthroughs for National Priorities Unleash a clean energy revolution Support advanced vehicle technology Drive breakthroughs in health IT Address scientific “grand challenges” Promote Competitive Markets that Spur Productive Entrepreneurship Promote American exports Support open capital markets that allocate resources to the most promising ideas Encourage high-growth and innovation-based entrepreneurship Improve public sector innovation and support community innovation Source: www.whitehouse.gov President’s Strategy for American Innovation Tech Role in Innovation for Sustainable Growth and Quality Jobs Smart Grid and Health IT Apps innovation efforts underway Cloud Computing and Mobility as platforms for growth Open Government Initiative focused on empowering everyday Americans

4. “Beta Block” R&D Initiative to Connect Neighbors Source: http://blog.case.edu/lev.gonick/2009/11/17/new_gold_standard_for_smart_connected_communities_case_western_reserve_university_announces_1000_mbsec_fiber_to_the_home_research_projecthttp://blog.case.edu/lev.gonick/2009/11/17/new_gold_standard_for_smart_connected_communities_case_western_reserve_university_announces_1000_mbsec_fiber_to_the_home_research_project Internally Funded Effort to Deliver 1 Gig to Poorest Homes Case Western Project in Brief Launched in November 2009 Case Western Reserve University collaborative includes 40+ partners, 100+ household gigabit network R&D effort, with private sector stakeholder support, to spur innovation in poor communities “next door” Program metrics and goals set to measure changes related to: Neighborhood Safety Health and Wellness STEM Education Energy Sustainability Safety Graduation Rates Energy Sustainability Chronic Disease Leverages ultra-high speed broadband networks, similar to recent federal grant to (nearly) double network size and deliver up to 100 gigabit/second speeds between nodes through U.S.UCAN

5. Text4Baby is a free mobile health education service to promote maternal and child health 15 wireless carriers have agreed to deliver Text4baby messages to subscribers at NO CHARGE for 2 years Women who sign up will receive three free SMS text messages each week, timed to their due date or baby’s date of birth Wireless Health App Closes Information Gap Text4baby Campaign Exceeds 50,000 Subscribers Since February Partners Include: National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition; Voxiva; CTIA Wireless Foundation; Grey Health Group; Johnson & Johnson; Wellpoint; Pfizer; CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield; GW University; MTV; General Mills; and many more Public-Private Partnership in Brief Secretary Clinton announces collaborative with Russia to replicate success Presidential Memorandum calls for doubling the amount of available spectrum for mobile broadband – 500 MHz – to be auctioned within ten years

6. Anatomy of an Open Government Ecosystem HHS Launches Community Health Data Initiative (CHDI) HHS launches CHDI June 2 nd - demonstrating 20+ apps recently built or improved by innovators across the country using data HHS has made public (with much more to come) Source: Community Health Data Initiative, Department of Health & Human Services; www.hhs.gov/open Example: Microsoft announces Bing Health Maps and the incorporation of “Hospital Compare” data in search results – “bringing the data to you”

7. Helping Our Children Make Healthier Choices Prizes Policy Spurs USDA to Reward Apps Developers “The Apps for Healthy Kids competition challenges… the most creative, talented, and kid-savvy innovators across the country to build games that inspire and empower kids to get active and eat healthy.” –First Lady Michelle Obama, March 11 th, 2010 95 qualified apps submitted by June 30 th deadline – built on data that feeds USDA site Source: www.appsforhealthykids.com; http://www.healthgameschallenge.org/ ; http://apps.usa.gov/myfood-a-pedia/www.appsforhealthykids.comhttp://www.healthgameschallenge.org/http://apps.usa.gov/myfood-a-pedia/ Judges include Zynga’s CEO, the “Woz” from Apple, GE’s Healthymagination lead, others

8. “From Compliance to Innovation” Source: http://www.discoveryeducation.com/readyZone-h1n1/educators-keep-learning.cfm; https://innovation.ed.gov/ ; http://data.ed.govhttp://www.discoveryeducation.com/readyZone-h1n1/educators-keep-learning.cfm https://innovation.ed.gov/http://data.ed.gov Delivering Platforms for Educational Innovation Every 90 Days “To meet the President’s goals -- to reach the finish line -- we need transformational change. The islands of excellence that now exist in school districts have to become the norm...In a word, America’s schools need innovation.” - Secretary Arne Duncan, Aug 20, 2009

9. Putting it Altogether: “Network Challenge” Redux Still Early Days in Unlocking the Value of Collaboration Source: balloon.mit.edu; networkchallenge.darpa.mil; http://www.1billionhungry.org by MIT Team’s Riley Crane, with the United Nations …Applied to e-DemocracyInnovative Incentive Model… <9 hrs Team attracted 5,000 participants in two days Replicating what works in UN collaboration