Using digital tools does not mean students or educators possess data literacy or understand the quality, context, or implications of data.

'Our faith in data (paired with our poor data literacy) creates fertile ground for misinformation to flourish,' writes Sarah Norman.

Information literacy remains a cornerstone of graduate student success, empowering learners to navigate complex information landscapes and engage with diverse data sources effectively.

True literacy requires a set of traits that are much broader than what’s often taught in data and AI training programs.

Defining the similarities and differences between information and media, Exploring the importance of the content providers, Describing key learning outcomes of MIL.

Your personal data are used daily to influence your behaviors and beliefs. AI, ML and prediction literacy are now fundamental skills.

Being data literate as a business moving forward will give you the ability to make good business decisions faster and will be the difference between success and failure.

A host of schools and nonprofits have stepped up to teach students and the broader public to tell the difference between news and fiction.