You'll need to bring your own cotton candy (or fried reese's cups), but it is sure to be a great day at the fair!
Introducing ICPSR's Social Sciences Data Fair
You're invited to participate in the 2012
ICPSR Data Fair, "Analyzing Election Data with ICPSR"! Scheduled for
October 1-3, the series of webcasts will focus on orienting new users to
ICPSR's data and services, as well as providing an overview of the
election data available from ICPSR and other data repositories.
Who should attend?
This data fair has been organized for the social sciences data community at large including researchers, librarians,
teaching faculty, students, and policymakers from around the world who are interested in the use of social sciences
data.
Who is eligible to attend?
This free fair is open to everyone, including members and non-members of ICPSR.
How do I participate?
You participate in the data fair directly from your desktop computer during the week of October 1, 2012! Live
sessions will be broadcast using GoToWebinar technology. This webinar technology requires no downloads to your
computer. All sessions will be recorded and the recordings and presentation slides posted should you desire to view
the presentations at a later date. A schedule of sessions with links to the webcasts is available here.
What will be covered?
Beginning at 11 a.m. Eastern time on Oct. 1,
four one-hour sessions will be conducted to introduce new users to
ICPSR's data and services: General Orientation to ICPSR; Navigating the
New ICPSR Web Site; ICPSR in the Classroom; and Promoting ICPSR on your
Campus.
Other days will focus on datasets
such as the American National Election Study and other polling and
election data, including those held at the Roper Center at the
University of Connecticut. Click here for a complete schedule.
