Data Literacy Day 2023
Dein hybrider Tag zum Thema Datenkompetenz
Hosted by Toolbox Data Competence
am 07.11.2023 im BASECAMP in Berlin-Mitte
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Data Literacy Day 2023 will bring together leading experts from the fields of politics, business and research. In discussions, lectures and roundtables, we will talk about initiatives that will help to anchor data competencies across all professional and social sectors in Germany.
Jonas Rashedi
Chief Data Officer
Spark
Moderation
Daniel Krupka
Managing Director
German Informatics Society
Dilyana Bossenz
Founder
Data Literacy Online
Michael Fieg
Founder & Managing Director
Parsionate GmbH
Dr. Michael Littger
Managing Director
Germany secure on the Net e.V.
Dr. Alexander Friedenberger
Program Manager & Data Scientist
StackFuel GmbH
Benjamin Aunkofer
Founder & data science expert
DATANOMIQ GmbH
Dr. Julia Freudenberg
Managing Director
Hacker School
Dr. Marco Wedel
Research assistant
Berlin University of Technology
Patrick Klingler
Lead Chief Data Officer Hub
Mercedes-Benz AG
Damian Beldycki
Director Digital, Data & Solutions
Telefonica
Dr. Yvonne Constanze Behnke
Entrepreneur & Consultant
Independent
Dr. Anna Louise Schröder
Head of Data Office
AXA Group AG
Dr. Christian Zinke-Wehlmann
Head of the Competence Center "Artificially Human Intelligent (KMI)
Institute for Applied Computer Science e. V.
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- 14:00 - 14:45 | Panel 1
Future Skills for Future Work - How do employees become autonomous data citizens?
- Hybrid
- Referent:innen: Dilyana Bossenz, Michael Fieg, Patrick Klingler, Dr. Marco Wedel, Dr. Anna Louise Schröder
Challenges and opportunities for companies and policymakers in promoting data literacy
Data Literacy is here to stay. The ability to read and understand data correctly has an impact on our economy, politics and education. How can we ensure that data literacy is available to the entire German population? Experts from various sectors of society will talk about how data literacy as a future skill can shape and promote new work.
- 14:45 - 15:15 | Keynote 1
How does data literacy in Germany compare internationally?
- Hybrid
- Speaker: Dr. Christian Zinke-Wehlmann
International comparison, developments and outlook from the BMBF-funded project TBDK
Dr. Christian Zinke-Wehlmann from the Institute for Applied Computer Science shows in his keynote how Germany compares with other countries in terms of its data competencies. Comparable countries performs, which developments can be observed in this regard and Which best-practice examples we can orient ourselves on. Aust as well we learn in which areas Germany with regard to Data Literacy still have development potentialt and where urgent action is needed.
- 15:15 - 15:30
Break
- 15:30 - 16:15 | Panel 2
How data literacy works for Germany - with the toolbox data literacy to success
- Hybrid
- Referent:innen:Dr. Michael Littger, Daniel Krupka, Dr. Julia Freudenberg, Benjamin Aunkhofer, Dr. Yvonne Constanze Behnke
How can initiatives like TBDK help businesses and society promote data literacy?
In this panel discussion, we want to concretize how data literacy skills will be integrated into the future consciousness of the Citizens:inside The TBDK will discuss how data protection can take on an even more prominent role and how it can be anchored in society. We shed light on how the TBDK can support people in dealing with data, what further steps this requires and what content is the focus here should.
- 16:15 - 16:45 | Keynote 2
The human factor: How do I anchor data literacy in practice?
- Hybrid
- Speaker: Damian Beldycki
Strategies for the digital transformation of companies
How can the change processes of employees and citizens be optimally supported on their way to becoming data citizens? What is the role of schools, universities and educational institutions? What can those responsible for learning and development do?
In this keynote, we will gain insights into possible strategies for the digital transformation from which both companies and society can benefit. Using the example of a data literacy pilot project of a renowned company, we will learn about insights and learnings within the project and which lessons learned we can derive for the social promotion of data literacy.
- 16:45 - 17:00
Break
- 17:00 - 17:45
Roundtable Discussions
- Only on site
- Speakers: Dr. Michael Littger, Timm Grosser, Dr. Christian Zinke-Wehlmann, Dr. Alexander Friedenberger
Table 1: How do you establish data citizenship as an image factor?
Table 2: The forgotten 90 % - Why data is collected but not used.
Table 3: Wie arbeite ich rechtssicher mit Daten der KI – und werde zum Vorbild für andere?
Table 4: TBDK platform demo: How we can teach data literacy in a practical way
- 18:00 - 21:00
Networking
- Only on site
Finally, you will have the opportunity to round off the evening with drinks and finger food and to exchange ideas and network with other professionals.
Benefit from the best formats.
Together with our speakers, we will discuss initiatives that promote data citizenship in Germany and what challenges and practical examples already exist.
Learn from business and industry leaders how to embed data literacy in society and succeed in the transformation to New Work.
Choose from four interesting topics and share your experiences with other professionals from different industries.
Use the event to meet people from different industries and make new interesting contacts.
These are the makers behind the #DLD23.
Dealing with large amounts of data requires not only basic data competence, but also a hands-on approach to modern technologies.
The Research project Toolbox Data Competence is developing a tool and training platform that brings together digital learning content and online-based data tools to create a hands-on learning experience. The platform can be used independently by business, science, politics and all people to build or further develop basic data skills.
The toolbox is implemented as an open, digital toolbox that enables every learner to use data tools for their own learning, project or research scenarios. With the goal of primarily advancing the nationwide development of data literacy skills, the project is helping to carry the German government's data strategy and digitization project across the breadth of society.
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