Module 3: Assessing Data Credibility

Where to Find Data

Many leading institutions (governments, media, universities and corporations) share their data.  This is done to ensure that there is transparency in decision-making and reporting. Open data is a relatively new phenomenon and refers to data sources that are available free to be downloaded.  Data sets are open to anyone to modify, reuse and share.  Here are some open data web sites:

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