Date and time | 14 Junie at 14:00-16:00 |
Venue | Virtual participation (See instructions below.).
CSIR Knowledge Commons, Pretoria for Gauteng participants. Please notify Adele Van der Merwe (AvdMerwe@csir.co.za) by 9 June if you are going to attend at the CSIR. |
Agenda | 1. Welcome (Ronell Bezuidenhout – UNISA) |
2. Presentation (Wouter Klapwijk – Adjunkdirekteur: IT en Digitale Dienste / Deputy Director: IT and Digital Services, Biblioteek- & Inligtingsdiens / Library & Information Service, Universiteit Stellenbosch University)
Title: Data Literacy, libraries, and librarians Description: Libraries have traditionally excelled in promoting information literacy and bibliographic instruction as part of learning research skills. But data literacy is now also becoming a growing and important building block in the knowledge base of information professionals involved in supporting data-intensive research. This presentation takes a broad look at how important data literacy skills are becoming for librarians, especially within the larger context of the data science revolution (or the so-called 4th Industrial Revolution). It ends of with suggestions on how libraries can become more involved in supporting new data-intensive roles within institutions, including the data and software skills needed to support such roles. Please use the link below to access the presentation about Data Information Literacy: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B7B3G0BOh8L_MDRvS29sLUg1YlU?usp=sharing. |
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4. Any other matters |