What is data literacy?Data Literacy is the ability to read, work with, analyze, and communicate with data. Being data literate helps a person to make informed, evidence-based decisions. Data literacy includes:
IU Indianapolis DataWorks is subject to the policies of Indiana University. IU Indianapolis researchers inclusive of faculty, staff, and students can submit data to IU Indianapolis DataWorks as long as they fall within our collections policy.
About IU Indianapolis DataWorksIU Indianapolis DataWorks is a digital repository for data, a place for IU Indianapolis researchers to share data openly and publicly.
ScholarWorksScholarWorks shares over 50,000 articles, posters, reports, theses, educational materials and historical documents submitted by members of the IU Indianapolis campus comm
Publishing a data set refers to the release of data in a fixed form for use by other people. Publishing a data set requires data processing and documentation beyond what may be necessary for the project team to use it.
Graduate Theses and DissertationsAs part of the deposit process for your thesis or dissertation, you may be asked to submit your work to IU Indianapolis’s repository, ScholarWorks.
BackgroundIn alignment with ongoing efforts to support open scholarship, the library supports open knowledge projects with a focus on those that leverage the Wikimedia ecosystem, including Wikidata, the linked data knowledge base.
