data literacies CFP

[lindseysschwartz]

• https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-papers/perspectives-data-literacies [emeraldgrouppublishing.com]
• due May 31

[lindseysschwartz]

new direction: clinical model of education related to data literatices --->

• "transforming undergrad skills at building technologies towards settings where applying / implementing tech requires critical reasoning"
• build on our PIT-UN cases

[lindseysschwartz]

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U-o077CndDWr2TGZvUOoPEU6ni9twEaMjQNIWWuXiMA/edit -- first pitch

next steps:

• figure out the background / theoretical framing
• write an outline for RH and EB contributions
• writing timeline

[lindseysschwartz]

Paper outline: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PWc3jSjgLoTKKWjyU-A0AvjxV_DhXifWa9pnbAZIFfE/edit#

[lindseysschwartz]

@nniiicc - the outline for the 'Clinic Model / Critical Data Literacies' paper is linked in the comment above. ^

My main point for feedback is the narrative - there are obviously gaps in detail, but is our argument laid out clearly? -- Let me know if you have any questions, etc. Thank you!

[lindseysschwartz]

• narrative
• terminology
• who are the students - undergrads, not exclusive to info science
• what are the outcomes we're talking about and why
• each case study has a transformation --
  • debates as data
  • policy as data
  • web archives as data (not just content but how it changes over time)
• the clinic itself -- not the 'experiential learning'
• the required reflexivity - eg richard's project and the privacy component

[lindseysschwartz]

tabled for the long paper queue