Data is foundational to nearly all digital projects and often helps us to understand and express our ideas and narratives. Hence, in order to do digital work, we should know how data is captured, constructed, and manipulated. In this workshop we will be discussing the basics of research data, in terms of its material, transformation, and presentation. We will also engage with the ethical dimensions of what it means to work with data, from collection to visualization to representation.
Workshop Objectives
- Become familiar with the specific requirements of “high quality data”
- Know the stages of data analysis
- Learn about ethical issues around working with different types of data and analysis
- Understand the difference between proprietary and open data formats
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