2021 Data Science Research Bazaar Workshops
To help promote digital literacy and sharing of computational and data science skills, the Research Bazaar will include contributed workshops on Feb 10th, 17th, and 24th. The planning committee seeks proposals for interactive, inclusive workshops related to the theme of data science for the social good. Presenters from all disciplines are encouraged to apply.

Format:
Workshops will be held in designated Zoom rooms where attendees will be able to join and speak with the presenters.  Presenters will have access to zoom features such as breakout rooms, reactions, etc as needed for the format they propose.

Proposed sessions should:

- Incorporate active-learning activities (https://blendedtoolkit.wisc.edu/deliver/activelearning/), be interactive (for example, using live coding)
- Use real data
- Platform/operating system agnostic
- Reproducible or openly available lessons are preferred
- Preference will go to early-career academics/professionals

The planning committee welcomes workshop proposals on all topics related to data science and/or research computing skills or tools. The following should be seen only as a source of possible inspiration, not as suggestions or requirements: Web Scraping, Text Mining, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning for Beginners, Linear Modeling, Model Building, Data Tidy-ness, SQL, Database Curation, other related tools.
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First Name *
Last Name *
Contact email *
Company/Affiliation *
What is the theme of this workshop submission? *
Note: Your workshop is not required to fit in the themes to be considered; please fill in the other option if so.
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What is the max number of learners for this session? *
Recommendations: For the Data Science Hub's hands-on workshops, we've dropped the limit from 35-40 for in-person sessions to 15-20 for online workshops.  Please indicate the max number below or enter 0 for no limit.  You may also enter any negative number to indicate you'd like advice on the number of participants.
Would you like this workshop session to be recorded? (Your answer will not impact our review process) *
Please provide a brief description of what you plan to share with the community during the workshop. (200 words or less) *
Successful applications will: Clearly articulate interactive components and learning outcomes. Describe content and activities that will successfully use the 1.5-2-hour allotted time, including a drafted timetable for the workshops; Describe the intended audience and relevance to the Research Bazaar; Promote an accessible and inclusive experience. Describe relevant prior teaching experience
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