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Iris Tabak

Senior Academic

Data and Social Worlds

How Data Science Education Supports Civic Participation and Social Discourse

Katherine M. Miller, Joseph L. Polman, Susan A. Yoon, Jooeun Shim, Vivian Y. Leung, Yen Nguyen, Andee Rubin, Traci Higgins, Jessica M. Karch, James K.L. Hammerman, Camillia Matuk, Kayla Desportes, Anna Amato, Suzanne Dikker, Xavier Ochoa, Esteban Romero, Susanne Podworny, Yannik Fleischer, Rolf Biehler, Justice T. Walker, Amanda Barany, Alex Acquah, Andi Scarola, Sayed Mohsin Reza, Trang C. Tran, Ralph Vacca, Megan Silander, Peter Woods, Cassia Fernandez, Adelmo Eloy, Paulo Blikstein, Roseli de Deus Lopes, Josh Radinsky, Iris Tabak, Victor R. Lee, Dorottya Demszky, Sarah Levine, Josephine Louie

As the world becomes increasingly awash in data, the ability to engage in civic participation and social discourse is becoming more dependent on the ability to engage with large real-world data sets. Data science education, as a growing focus across disciplines and age groups, strives to prepare learners to be active citizens by supporting them in engaging in inquiry with data that intersects with social and civic phenomena. The eleven projects represented in this symposium explore how learners across age groups and geographic locations are supported for civic engagement and the examination of social worlds through data-based inquiry. The projects take place in an eclectic and diverse range of settings and disciplines, tied together through the convergence of data science education and civic and social engagement.

Publication language English
Pages 1863-1870
Publication status Published - 01.01.2024

Keywords

Agency
Civic Participation
Data Science Education
Social Discourse

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Computer Science (miscellaneous)
Education

Sustainable Development Goals

SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Access to Document
10.22318/icls2024.702524
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