What is an Open Access Dataset?
Open data is data that can be freely used, re-used, and redistributed by anyone - subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and sharealike. To summarize the most important:
Handbook, O. D. (2015)
Participants can analyze open-access data to explore issues related to the educational technology field. Give insights, potential solutions, and/or recommendations based on your findings
Participants can analyze open access data to identify issues related to agricultural economics or agricultural science and give potential solutions or recommendations based on their findings.
Participants can analyze any open-access data to identify issues related to the Bobcat community and give insights, implications, potential solutions, and/or future recommendations.
Participants can investigate sustainability and resiliency issues in transportation via an open-access dataset (i.e., long-term performance, ensuring durability, minimizing environmental impact, and enhancing overall resilience).
Participants can analyze any open access public health data to identify effective intervention strategies for addressing specific health issues in a community or predict the impact of potential factors. Share insightful findings, implications, and proposed solutions based on the research