Love Data Week, held annually during Valentine's week, is an international celebration of data that invites institutions and individuals to explore how data shapes our world. Sponsored by DAPIR and the UW–Madison Libraries, there are multiple ways to celebrate.
Starting on Monday, February 9, daily events (registration required) for students, faculty, and staff are available. A few highlights:
Explore why hallucinations occur, how to spot them, and reduction strategies. 02/09 @ 12:00 pm
Representatives from the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) and the Data Rescue Project discuss the federal data landscape. 02/10 @ 12:00 pm
Find out how to ensure that data is communicated in ways that everyone can access and understand, including people with disabilities. 02/11 @ 2:00 pm
Hands-on event learning how to archive important public datasets. Together, we build a safety net that serves the public interest. 02/12 @ 4:00 pm
Other data resources covering FERPA, secure data management, and how students can understand, control, and update their personal data, along with quick tips, are also available.
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