Tag: DataLiteracy

• Open Data at Your Fingertips: Exploring Data.gov

  

  Finding a source of copious amounts of data is helpful if you want to learn how to analyze data. The good news is that free, public data sources are plentiful and relatively easy to access. One of my favorite places to get public data is Data.gov, an open data repository maintained by the United States. …

  Megan Hanna

  July 4, 2024

  Data, DataAnalytics, DataVisualization

  Data, DataAnalysis, DataAnalytics, DataDiscovery, DataDriven, DataDrivenDecisions, DataEducation, DataExploration, DataForAll, DataGov, DataInsights, DataLiteracy, DataResources, DataScience, Datasets, DataTechniques, DataTips, FreeData, GovernmentData, LearningData, OpenData, PublicData, TechTrends

• The Joy of Reading: Unlocking Stories in Books and Data

  

  The post emphasizes the love for reading and the parallels between reading books and analyzing data. The author expresses their passion for books and learning from various perspectives, comparing the collection of words in books to data. They encourage approaching data analysis with curiosity and excitement, similar to reading a new book. The post concludes…

  Megan Hanna

  June 5, 2024

  Data

  Books, BooksandData, Data, DataAnalytics, DataInsights, DataJourney, DataLiteracy, DataNarratives, DataStories, DataVisualization, Education, Inspiration, Knowledge, learning, LearningData, literature, Reading, Statistics, Storytelling