Open Data MOOC
  • GODAN Action Open Data Management in Agriculture and Nutrition Course
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  • Unit 1: Open Data Principles
    • Lesson 1.1: What is open data?
    • Lesson 1.2: Ethics in open data lifecycle
    • Audiovisual Learning Materials
  • Unit 2: Using Open Data
    • Lesson 2.1: Discovering open data
    • Lesson 2.2: Quality and provenance
    • Lesson 2.3: Data analysis and visualisation
    • Lesson 2.4: Open data in policy cycles
    • Lesson 2.5: Referencing data
    • Audiovisual Learning Materials
  • Unit 3: Making Data Open
    • Lesson 3.1: Managing datasets
    • Lesson 3.2: Managing dynamic datasets
    • Lesson 3.3: Creating and managing open data repositories
    • Lesson 3.4: Advocate for capacity development on open data
    • Lesson 3.5: Developing strategies for implementing open data plans
    • Audiovisual Learning Materials
  • Unit 4: Sharing Open Data
    • Lesson 4.1: Guiding frameworks for data sharing
    • Lesson 4.2: Introduction to Data Interoperability
    • Lesson 4.3: Structural and Architectural Interoperability
    • Lesson 4.4: Semantic Interoperability
    • Lesson 4.4.1: Using Published Semantics for Agronomic Data
    • Audiovisual Learning Materials
  • Unit 5: Intellectual Property and Copyright
    • Lesson 5.2: Licensing Open Data
    • Lesson 5.1: Intellectual Property Rights
    • Audiovisual Learning Materials
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Unit 2: Using Open Data

Learning objectives

This unit provides a foundation in how to discover and use open data, assess data quality, information on how to analyse, visualise, and reference the data. At the end of this unit, you will be able to:

  • identify services provides access to open data

  • discover downloadable and hidden data

  • evaluate data sources, identify the provenance of data

  • apply number of techniques to analyse the data

  • choose appropriate methods to visualise the data

  • identify steps in policy cycle

  • understand the value of identifiers in citing data

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