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Data Practices: A Guide for Responsible Authorities
Primary audience
City clerks and other staff responsible for responding to data practices requests.
Note: This course is for the person in your city responsible for the city’s government data (the responsible authority). In many cities, this is the city clerk. Some cities may also have a designee(s). If you are unsure who the responsible authority in your city is, or if you have a designee, you can check state statute or your city’s policy or charter.
Course time
1 hour
Description
This course is for responsible authorities and designees, or those who require more detailed knowledge of the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and fulfilling data requests. The course explores key responsibilities for handling data requests and managing city government data.
By completing this course, you’ll not only understand what constitutes government data, but be prepared to take action as the responsible authority when a data request is received.
By the end of this course, you will be able to do the following:
- Give an overview of the role and purpose of the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act.
- Identify your key responsibilities as a responsible authority or designee in your city.
- Recognize the four key steps in the data request process.
Subject Matter Expert
Josie Rosene, staff attorney – League of Minnesota Cities
Features
Interactives, video, knowledge check, and downloadable resources — learn more about MemberLearn.
Cost
$15 per user
Please note: The purchase of a MemberLearn course is non-refundable and non-transferable. Please ensure that you have the correct details for the individual and the course you are selecting at the time of purchase.