Data citizenship framework: exploring citizens’ data literacy through data thinking, data doing and data participation
Alicja Pawluczuk, Simeon Yates, Elinor Carmi, Eleanor Lockley and Bridgette Wessels, (2020). Data citizenship framework: exploring citizens’ data literacy through data thinking, data doing and data participation. Digital Skills Insights, 60-70
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Sub-type Journal article Author Alicja Pawluczuk
Simeon Yates
Elinor Carmi
Eleanor Lockley
Bridgette WesselsTitle Data citizenship framework: exploring citizens’ data literacy through data thinking, data doing and data participation Appearing in Digital Skills Insights Publication Date 2020 Place of Publication Geneva Publisher International Telecommunication Union Start page 60 End page 70 Language eng Abstract This article presents preliminary results of the first two research stages of the Me and My Big Data research project: (1) a systematic literature review, and (2) a nationally representative survey of UK citizens’ data literacy. The analysis reveals some contradictions between how citizens think about the truthfulness of online information (e.g., online news) and what they do to verify its accuracy (e.g., fact-checking), and suggests that these contradictions might be related to citizens' limited data literacy levels. Keyword Data citizenship
Data literacy
Education
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