Attendees will work together to capture and preserve federal data that is at risk for deletion or alteration. Hosted by RDAP, attendees of all skill levels are invited to join us in capturing, describing, uploading, and preserving at-risk federal data to contribute to the Data Rescue Project. There will be a brief introduction to the session led by Lena Bohman and other members of the Data Rescue Project Team will be available to answer questions and provide assistance.
Please send any questions to Tess Grynoch at president@rdapassociation.org
applies to all spaces managed by RDAP including the Hackathon. Participation in the Hackathon indicates an acceptance of this Code of Conduct and the procedures by which RDAP resolves any Code of Conduct incidents.
To protect participant privacy, RDAP's AI Policy will also be in effect during the Hackathon. Digital meeting participants (AI bots) will not be allowed in the Zoom room unless prior arrangements have been made with the organizer. Captions will be available through the built-in Zoom captioning. The session will not be recorded. All registrants will receive a copy of the previously recorded presentation and any updated instruction documents.
In this timely webinar, we'll explore the critical intersection of AI and data ethics in academia, a topic of increasing importance as AI tools reshape research practices. We'll address the ethical challenges data librarians and researchers face when using AI for data analysis, literature reviews, and even writing assistance. We'll focus on three critical areas: safeguarding data privacy when using AI tools, ensuring research transparency in AI-enhanced methodologies, and recognizing and mitigating AI biases. This session will equip attendees with essential knowledge to navigate the ethical complexities of AI in academic research. By the end, participants will be better prepared to guide researchers, protect sensitive data, and uphold academic integrity in our rapidly evolving, AI-augmented research landscape. (The title and summary of this workshop were written with help from Claude AI)
Registration will open June 10, 2025.
Webinar is scheduled to be recorded. RDAP webinar recordings are available to RDAP members through the RDAP Hub.
Contact: education@rdapassociation.org
