For more information on this course, please contact the NNLM Training Office at nto@utah.edu.
This class presents essential concepts in data ethics through lecture videos. All sections are self-paced, on-demand, available 24/7.
The sections of this class are:
- Overview of Data Ethics and Ethical Framework
- Ethics and Data Collection
- Ethical Data Communication
- Ethical Technology and Data Use in Libraries.
Learners can expect to complete knowledge check quizzes for each section.
Course URL: https://www.nnlm.gov/training/class-catalog/data-services-demand
Audience
This class is designed for newcomers to data services. A basic familiarity with data services terms and concepts is helpful, but not required, for these classes.
This is a core/required course for the Level I Data Services Specialization.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify major ethical frameworks
- Apply major ethical frameworks to issues related to data management, sharing, and visualization
- Explain ethical considerations for ongoing challenges faced in libraries, including those
related to data collection, technology use, and communication specifically. - Recognize the special impacts of data collection and communication on vulnerable communities.
MLA CE Credits: 4
Timed Agenda
All section materials are identical: custom lecture videos from the instructors, with lists of references and
suggested readings, as well as a quiz for comprehension.
60 MINUTES- Lesson 1-Overview of Data Ethics and Ethical Frameworks.
60 MINUTES- Lesson 2- Ethics and Data Collection.
60 MINUTES- Lesson 3- Ethical Data Communication.
60 MINUTES- Lesson 4- Ethical Technology and Data Use in Libraries