Data literacy for citizenry: A few policy recommendations from a literature review

Salomao Filho A, Wasson B, Lameras P, Maloszek R (2023)


Publication Type: Journal article

Publication year: 2023

Journal

Pages Range: 6-21

Issue: 86

DOI: 10.21556/edutec.2023.86.2877

Abstract

There has been a massive increase in digitalization and datafication within societies over the last years. In this context, the concept of data literacy has also gained in importance, as it is seen as one of the skills that   citizens   require   in   order   to   navigate   and participate    in    society.    However,    despite    the relevance of the concept, it is yet to be discussedas to the ways to promote it at the institutional level. In  order  to  perform  such  a  task,  we  conducted  a review  that  combines  approaches  from  a  mapping review  with  that  of  a  traditional  narrative  review, making a series of policy recommendations towards a  data  literate  society.  Focusing  on  the  period between  2015  and  2021,  we  analysed  a  corpus  of 39   empirical   and   theoretical   studies.   Findings confirm  the  scattered  and  interdisciplinary  nature of research on data literacy, yet paving the way for a   series   of   recommendations   to   promote   the former.

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APA:

Salomao Filho, A., Wasson, B., Lameras, P., & Maloszek, R. (2023). Data literacy for citizenry: A few policy recommendations from a literature review. Edutec, 6-21. https://dx.doi.org/10.21556/edutec.2023.86.2877

MLA:

Salomao Filho, Alfredo, et al. "Data literacy for citizenry: A few policy recommendations from a literature review." Edutec (2023): 6-21.

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