Human-Centred Data Science: Principles and Practices from CIC’s Work | 4 October

This session will be led by Simon Buckingham Shum, Professor of Learning Informatics and Director, UTS Connected Intelligence Centre

Human-Centred Data Science pays explicit attention to the human factors in the conception, design and delivery of data, analytics and AI. In this talk, Simon will describe how this work is conducted in CIC, as we invent, deploy and evaluate data/AI-intensive analytics tools for teaching and learning in UTS.

Key issues include:

• how we involve subject-matter experts and other stakeholders in the design process
• how we account for the integrity and behaviour of the system
• how we evaluate the system’s performance and usability, and –
• how we review the ethical implications of the data visualisations.

It is hoped that these examples will help attendees see implications for their own research domains.

Bookings required.

Download the presentation slides here.