To help promote digital literacy and sharing of computational and data science skills, the Research Bazaar will include workshops. The planning committee seeks proposals for interactive, inclusive workshops related to the theme of Data and Communities: Sharing and Protecting Data. Presenters from all disciplines are encouraged to apply.
This year, we encourage submissions that fit our overarching theme of Data and Communities: Sharing and Protecting Data, though workshops are not required to fit under one of the sub-themes.
- Communities with Data / Data about communities
- Protected Data
- Data Ethics
- Methodologies & Tools
- Open Data, Software, and Curricula
Format:
Workshops will be held either in person or virtually. The format will be the choice of the presenter. The workshops should fit into 90 min.
Proposed sessions should:
- Incorporate active-learning activities (
https://blendedtoolkit.wisc.edu/deliver/activelearning/), be interactive (for example, using live coding)
- Use real or simulated data
- Platform/operating system agnostic
- Reproducible or openly available lessons are preferred
- Preference will go to early-career academics/professionals
The planning committee welcomes workshop proposals on all topics related to data science and/or research computing skills or tools. The following should be seen only as a source of possible inspiration, not as suggestions or requirements: Web Scraping, Text Mining, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning for Beginners, Linear Modeling, Model Building, Data Tidy-ness, SQL, Database Curation, and other related tools, processes, or pipelines.