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Using infographics as a tool for introductory data analytics education in 9-12
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Using infographics as a tool for introductory data analytics education in 9-12

Jamie Kennedy, Pramod Abichandani, Adam Fontecchio and IEEE
2014 IEEE FRONTIERS IN EDUCATION CONFERENCE (FIE)
01 Jan 2014

Abstract

Education & Educational Research Education, Scientific Disciplines Engineering Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Science & Technology Social Sciences Technology
Data Analytics is an all pervasive concept and involves procuring and analyzing data, visualizing the results of the analysis, and drawing conclusions and insights from the results. This paper describes the results of using infographics to teach data analytics to 262 high school students in grades 9 through 12 across four schools in Philadelphia. For the purpose of this paper, an infographic is defined as a graphical representation of information gleaned from data-driven analyses. A collaboration between university professors, Ph.D. students, and high-school teachers enabled covering core data analytics topics in multiple science classes. Results from the pre-class and post-class survey results indicate that students were able to gain skills to create infographics using basic descriptive statistics. Students were able to articulate data-driven insights and explain their findings using the infographics in the classroom.

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