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CONTEXT will ignite productive dialogue and the exchange of ideas about socially-driven and creative applications of data and technology in teaching and learning. 

CONTEXT is a forum for informal and formal educators, administrators, and community organizations to consider thoughtful implementation of technology and data in learning environments. 

Tuesday, October 3 • 12:15pm - 1:15pm
Youth Data Literacy: Exploring Data Worlds at the Public Library

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In this presentation, we introduce the Exploring Data Worlds research project, a two-year research study, situated at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, that is tasked to explore ways to help teens gain a sophisticated understanding of the data life cycle, including data flows and the processes involved in data creation, collection, and aggregation with networked devices, platforms, and information services. We focus here on one phase of the Exploring Data Worlds research project, presenting preliminary findings from the pilot test of a series of data literacy workshops for young people ages 11 to 17 at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.

Speakers
avatar for Leanne Bowler

Leanne Bowler

Associate Professor, University of PIttsburgh
Leanne Bowler is an Associate Professor, Director of the Sara Fine Institute for Interpersonal Behavior and Technology at the School of Computing and Information, and Co-Chair of the Department of Information Culture and Data Stewardship at the University of Pittsburgh. Her teaching... Read More →
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Tess Wilson

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Tess Wilson is part of the Civic Information Services team at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, and occasionally assists teens during STEAM programming at the Library Labs. She is a collector of anything from big dictionaries to small rocks, and her latest acquisition was an MFA... Read More →


Tuesday October 3, 2017 12:15pm - 1:15pm EDT
Ford-Mateer Classroom 4400 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15213