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Data Science Training for Librarians
Ekstrøm, Jeannette; Elbæk, Mikael Karstensen
Publication date:2015
Document VersionPublisher's PDF, also known as Version of record
Link back to DTU Orbit
Citation (APA):Ekstrøm, J., & Elbæk, M. K. (2015). Data Science Training for Librarians. Poster session presented at Nyeforskere og Ph.D-Studerende, Nyborg, Denmark.http://www.slideshare.net/JeannetteEkstroem/posteratphdlib15aboutdatasciencetraining4librarians2015atdtu
Data Science Training for Librarians
#DST4L workshop afholdt fra 9.-11.september 2015 på DTU Bibliotek
Motivations for the Course
”Several factors led me to develop the DST4L course. For one, I strongly believe
that librarians should learn how to program. I think this skill has had a positive
impact on my own career and my ability to improve services at the libraries in
which I have worked. For this reason, I often encourage younger librarians to
learn how to program, especially when they ask me what types of expertise and
experience I am looking for in new hires”
Christopher Erdmann (2014). Teaching Librarians to be Data Scientists.
Zenodo. 10.5281/zenodo.11217
Data Science Training for Librarians (DST4L) som begreb er startet op af
Christopher Erdmann fra Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in
Cambridge i 2010/11. Konceptet består af flere dages praktisk hands-on
training og kompetenceudvikling omkring data, målrettet bibliotekarer.
3 lignende workshops har tidligere været afholdt i USA.
DTU Bibliotek planlagde og gennemførte i september 2015 den første
DST4L training i Europa. Deltagelse var gratis, men man skulle gennem en
ansøgningsproces, før man kom i betragtning til en af de 40 pladser.
Pladserne blev fordelt blandt 40 entusiatiske deltagere fra hele Europa, og de
fik for alvor udfordret deres faglighed og kompetencer med systemer som
RefinePro, Atom editoren, Git/Github, Python/Jypyter og Ipython Notebook.
Alle værktøjer blev formidlet og præsenteret af en perlerække af
kompetente og fagligt dygtige undervisere og eksperter.
Stor tak til Mikael Elbæk ([email protected]), Kasper Bøgh ([email protected]), Jeannette Ekstrøm ([email protected]),
Chris Erdmann ([email protected] d.edu), & Ivo Grigorov ([email protected]) for planlægning og
afholdelsen, samt DTU AQUA, DTU og DEFF for økonomisk support og støtte
Se mere her http://www.altbibl.io/dtu/
