How much do you know about data and Open Data? Find out through this simple self-diagnosis tool. The tool will help you to reflect on your own knowledge and skills.
After this brief self-analysis, we can discuss!
Data Literacy: A self-assessment exercise
What is your score?
Take a look at the email you received and calculate your final score, by summing the score for each Data literacy dimension (Critical Research Data, Data Mining, Data Management, Communicate and Cooperate with data, Data Storytelling, Teaching with Open Data)
This workshop has been tailored to "A" and "B" profiles. For "C" and "D" profiles, try the "Further Learning" resources and (please!) let us know.
Take a look at some Open Data Portals, Download Data, explore the features.
For example: London Datastore https://data.london.gov.uk/ ; Open Data Italia https://www.dati.gov.it/ ; Open Data from the Government of Catalonia https://web.gencat.cat/en/actualitat/reportatges/dades-obertes/index.html
Discuss with peers/ reflect by your own about the following issues:
[Formal Learning]
[Non-formal and Informal learning]
Let's adopt the "OD4L canvas" as instrument to Design for learning with Open Data.
Take a look...
And now, use this worksheet to create your own...
Ready?
The authors of this educational resource are curating a collection of "OD4L" experiences to share throughout a gallery and a further publication. If you are willing to collaborate please request membership to the online group OD4L: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/od4l