Data Literacy

The Purdue University Libraries partnered with the libraries of the University of Minnesota, the University of Oregon, and Cornell University to develop and implement data information literacy (DIL) instruction programs for graduate students.

A collaborative program for answering research data questions in academic libraries.

IASSIST is an international organization of professionals working in and with information technology and data services to support research and teaching in the social sciences. See the Resources page for teaching cases.

The International Statistical Literacy Project (ISLP) was initiated by the International Association for Statistical Education (IASE), the education arm of the International Statistical Institute (ISI). This group's goals have to do with improving statistical education for children and adults.

This is a one stop shop page about all things related to Statistical Literacy, including books, articles, conference presentations and news.

The National Numeracy Network (NNN) started in 2000. The NNN established four Quantitative Literacy Centers: Dartmouth College, Trinity College, University of Nevada, and The Washington Center. These centers facilitate the sharing of educational practices in numeracy; encourage interest in numeracy among schools, colleges, civic groups, business and industry; and support research and publications to increase the understanding of numeracy. The site contains lists of textbooks, trade books, and teaching resources.

STATS.org is run by Sense About Science USA; it is funded grants from the Searle Freedom Trust and a donation from the American Statistical Association. We aim to scale the basics, to provide guidance and practical help, and to ascend to more complex problems in analysis and research integrity.