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August 2023

Data Literacy for Kids!

By |2023-08-08T14:35:46-07:00August 8th, 2023|Community Spotlight, Personal Stories, Resources|

Data Literacy for Kids! Guest Author: Kathleen Yu Today's guest author is Kathleen Yu, a high school senior from Houston, Texas. She's a data literacy advocate and recently published the book Data Literacy for Kids in the hopes of spreading data literacy among younger students and inspire them to understand, use and [...]

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March 2023

Here’s the ChatGPT prompt that reduced my meal-planning time by 90%

By |2023-04-10T12:36:45-07:00March 29th, 2023|Resources, Tutorials|

Here's the ChatGPT prompt that reduced my meal-planning time by 90% “I enjoy cooking, and I love meal planning!” —me, 10 years ago In this season of life, I’m always surprised by how quickly another meal comes. Everyone’s hungry? Again?! I used to enjoy watching cooking shows and scrolling through recipe blogs [...]

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Interview with an Expert: 5 Key Cybersecurity Insights for Businesses

By |2023-03-17T08:24:49-07:00March 17th, 2023|Community Spotlight, Resources|

Interview with an Expert: 5 Key Cybersecurity Insights for Businesses Alli Torban interviews Caleb Mattingly At Data Literacy, we take our customers' data security seriously and have worked with cybersecurity firm Secure Cloud Innovations for over a year. Their expertise impressed us so much that we had to interview co-founder Caleb Mattingly. [...]

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January 2023

Do These 3 Classic Data Paradoxes Fool You?

By |2023-01-30T08:39:35-07:00January 30th, 2023|Resources|

Do These 3 Classic Data Paradoxes Fool You?  A Review of the Book "Innumeracy" by John Allen Paulos "Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences" by John Allen Paulos was first published in 1988, but its argument and anecdotes have stood the test of time.  First off, what is innumeracy? Simply speaking, [...]

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March 2022

Data Journaling: The Power and Potential of Qualitative Data Through the Lens of a Mom-to-be

By |2022-03-22T16:03:20-07:00March 21st, 2022|Resources|

Data Journaling: The Power and Potential of Qualitative Data Through the Lens of a Mom-to-be Rebecca Gourley is a multimedia storyteller with a background in journalism and design. She’s a self-proclaimed nerd with interests in gaming, coding, hiking, crafts and plant-keeping. She’s been involved in data visualization work for the last couple of years and [...]

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The Data Literacy Movement: Founded by Women, Led by Women

By |2022-03-08T13:23:03-07:00March 8th, 2022|Resources, Thought Leadership|

The Data Literacy Movement: Founded by Women, Led by Women Happy International Women's Day 2022! I'm so incredibly proud to be a part of the Data Literacy movement, whose purpose is to help people everywhere speak the language of data. Did you know? This movement was FOUNDED by women and is currently being LED [...]

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Insights Revealed: 5 Common Data Pain Points Today’s Organizations Face

By |2022-03-04T11:43:55-07:00March 3rd, 2022|Resources|

Insights Revealed: 5 Common Data Pain Points Today's Organizations Face In what ways is your team creating an environment where data literacy can flourish, and on the other hand, what factors might be getting in the way of your team’s ability to reap the benefits of data literacy? The Data Literacy Score Team-Based [...]

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August 2021

Data Journaling: an Analog Way to Learn About Data

By |2021-08-03T08:47:43-07:00August 3rd, 2021|Resources|

Data Journaling: an Analog Way to Learn About Data Rebecca Gourley is a multimedia storyteller with a background in journalism and design. She’s a self-proclaimed nerd with interests in gaming, coding, hiking, crafts and plant-keeping. She’s been involved in data visualization work for the last couple of years and just completed the Certificate in Data [...]

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February 2021

July 2019

Take the 17 Key Traits Self-Assessment!

By |2021-09-10T13:26:34-07:00July 2nd, 2019|Resources|

Take the 17 Key Traits of Data Literacy Self-Assessment Earlier this year we launched the 17 Key Traits of Data Literacy ebook (now available to download and read on your favorite Kindle device!). Organizations and individuals using this resource have been asking for a way to figure out which of these traits they [...]

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