Designing a Technology-Rich Learning Space to Support Data-Intensive Scholarship

Wednesday, October 31 | 12:30PM–1:30PM MT | Board 305, Poster Area, Exhibit Hall B-E
Session Type: Poster Session
Delivery Format: Poster
In summer 2017, NCSU Libraries began planning a data science commons to foster interdisciplinary data science skills by combining specialized computing and a large visualization wall. We will discuss the motivation and processes guiding its development, describe our user research strategy, and share lessons learned from supporting shared technology resources.

Outcomes: Learn a process for determining student needs for advanced computing on campus * Understand how technology and services can help students and faculty build data science skills * Discover ways to create and use large-scale visualization spaces that support curricular goals

Presenters

  • Karen Ciccone

    Director, Natural Resources Library, North Carolina State University

  • Emily Lynema

  • Jill Sexton

    Associate Director for Digital & Organizational Strategy, North Carolina State University

  • David Woodbury

    Department Head, Learning Spaces & Services, North Carolina State University

Resources & Downloads

  • Poster Designing Technologyrich learning spaces to support dataintensive scholarship

    Updated on 11/26/2019

  • Data Visualization at the NCSU Libraries handout

    Updated on 11/26/2019