Course code: EDFDATALF
Numbers are central to our understanding of performance. They enable us to make informed
decisions. The way we determine success or failure is almost always based on numbers. We derive
great value from the stories that numbers tell, yet we rarely consider the significance of how we use them.
Data literacy is an umbrella term to cover all the skills required to understand, work with and share data effectively.
Understanding data requires a set of skills that are easy to learn, but in general far from intuitive. None of us are born with the capacity to understand data: it is a human abstract construct, so we all need to learn how to work with it.
We can learn a lot from our data in order to improve our processes and our lives. But before we get to the value of data, we need to have a better understanding of what data is and what it isn’t.
The Effective Data Foundation (EDF) is a private collaboration that aims to promote the effective use of data.
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Starting date: Upon request
Type: Virtual
Course duration: 2 days
Language: en
Price without VAT: 1 660 EUR
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In this training you will learn, on the basis of practical examples and exercises, not only about the power of data, but also about its pitfalls. You will get an answer to the question of how to read and interpret information correctly and which steps you should take to thoroughly analyse data. After completing this training Data Literacy, you will have several tools at your disposal to distinguish information from manipulation, based on your curiosity.
This training is designed for anyone who wants to understand and analyse data more quickly and communicate effectively.
