TY  - CONF
UR  - https://beta-documents.el-una.org/id/eprint/1862/
AV  - restricted
Y1  - 2019/05/01/
N2  - Collecting data on our users is almost easier than not collecting it, but more data isn't necessarily better. Most of the incidental data we collect is noise upon which we project patterns; even the data we collect intentionally is often useless, if not outright misleading. What good is it to make data-informed decisions based on data collected or analyzed improperly?
This session will present common problems and concerns with working with data, especially our users' personal information, and offer strategies for collecting data purposefully, transparently, and minimally. The importance of contextualizing data with qualitative research will also be discussed.
M2  - Atlanta, GA
TI  - Insight or Apophenia? The Pitfalls of Data for Data's Sake
ID  - eluna1862
A1  - Thomas, Joelle
T2  - ELUNA 2019 Annual Meeting
ER  -