In the latest edition of “Data Strategy 2023-2030”, the Foundation delves into the critical role of Data Literacy in fostering an informed and strategic approach to the use of information. A fundamental skill for everyone, from ordinary citizens to philanthropic sector practitioners.
In modern society, data play an increasingly central role in our daily lives. The ability to read, understand, and accurately interpret information has become an essential skill, known as “Data Literacy“. In the latest edition of “Data Strategy 2023-2030”, Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo explores this critical topic, highlighting how Data Literacy can serve as a key driver for the common good and the enhancement of individual capabilities.
Data literacy is a vital skill for everyone, from ordinary citizens who interact with information through the media on a daily basis to nonprofit sector professionals aiming to maximize the social impact of their activities.
Drawing on the experience of the Covid-19 pandemic, when data became central to our daily lives, the article highlights concrete examples of unclear communication and the resulting risks of misinterpretations. It also emphasizes the importance of developing a critical understanding of data, a crucial ability for navigating an increasingly information-dominated world.
The article also explores key European frameworks on Data Literacy, such as the European Commission’s Digital Competence Framework (DigComp), and provides an overview of educational initiatives aimed at enhancing skills in this area.
Discover why Data Literacy is a fundamental skill for both the present and the future, and how it can be used to promote a more ethical and informed use of data.
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