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Data literacy for public institutions

How to read data, ask better questions and use analysis in public decisions.

The course teaches indicator interpretation, data limitations and translating analysis into organizational decisions.

Foundation 3 h Data literacy
Language versions PL EN UA FR

Overview

About this course

The course is designed as a practical online path: short modules, examples, implementation materials and a clear final outcome.

Participants finish with an analytical-question card and a way to present findings without overinterpretation.

4

modules

1

decision note

4

language versions

What you will learn

Data helps only when we know how to ask a good question.

Distinguish data, indicators and interpretations.

Recognize basic analytical mistakes.

Ask an analytical question for a public problem.

Prepare a short decision note from sample data.

Skills

Course information

Language of dataAnalytical questionsInterpretation trapsCommunicating findingsAnalytical question templateInterpretation checklist

Syllabus

Course modules

01

Language of data

Online module

Basic concepts, indicators and organizational data sources.

02

Analytical questions

Online module

How to turn a problem into a question that can be checked.

03

Interpretation traps

Online module

Correlation, sample, context and overclaiming risk.

04

Communicating findings

Online module

How to talk about data clearly, honestly and for decisions.

Best for

Who this path is for

Officials

Public project teams

Education program leaders

Final project

Mini project: an analytical-question card and decision note based on sample data.

Included

  • Analytical question template
  • Interpretation checklist
  • Sample data set
  • Completion certificate

Data literacy

Course access

The course can run as individual access, a partner path or a closed institutional program.

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