This training session is part of a new Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
This training will introduce about:
This training is free and open to the public.
Contact: jax2@rice.edu
This training session is part of a new Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
This training introduces about:
This training session is part of a new Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
This training introduces about:
This training is free and open to the public.
Contact: jax2@rice.edu
This training session is part of a new Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
This training will introduce about:
This training is free and open to the public.
Contact: jax2@rice.edu
This training session is part of a new Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
This training will introduce about:
This training is free and open to the public.
Contact: jax2@rice.edu
This training session is part of a new Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
This training will introduce about:
This training is free and open to the public.
Contact: jax2@rice.edu
This training session is the Part 1 of Kelley Center's government information literacy instruction series to unlock the power of government information.
"Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives." - James Madison.
Mastering the ability to find and use government information is a fundamental skill. This competency empowers you to ensure that you can fully exercise your right to know and engage with the world in an informed way.
Request Training:
Email jax2@rice.edu, Anna Xiong, Government Information Coordinator & FDLP Representative, Fondren Library Kelley Center for Government Information.
This training session is part of Kelley Center series of government information literacy instruction - Unlocking the Power of Governnent Information.
Scope
Interested in learning about available data on the U.S. population, places and economy? This workshop provides information on the U.S. Census Bureau, the agency’s most prominent survey, available data tools and other resources. Follow along with demonstrations on how to access data using QuickFacts and data.census.gov, the Bureau’s main data tool.
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