Experiential Workshop: Quadratic Voting doesn't have to be hard

Adopting and using Quadratic Voting (QV) doesn’t need to be hard for your organisation or for the voter! In this workshop, Raymond Yeh will be sharing about how his organisation is using QV for some decision making exercises. After which, we will play around with different voting tools (including QV) in a scenario simulation game to let you have first hand experience with QV. You will be encouraged to share about your experience during the decision making exercises with the other participants. By the end of the workshop, you will see that you don’t need to be a math wizard or know how to interact with a blockchain or smart contract to run and partake in a QV exercise. You will also be introduced to an open-sourced QV tool to run your own QV exercises in your organisation. Check out the tool at https://qv.geek.sg/.

SPEAKER Raymond Yeh is a software engineer at Government Technology Agency (Singapore). His work is on building decentralized digital credentials. In 2019, his team launched OpenCerts, a verifiable credential framework for education credentials, to power all education credentials in Singapore. He is currently building OpenAttestation, an open source framework for verifiable documents and transferable records.  Raymond is an author at https://geek.sg/ where he writes about technology. He has also recently released an open source Quadratic Voting (QV) application at https://qv.geek.sg/.