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International Open Data Day, celebrated on March 4th, is a special day when people around the world share and learn about "open data." Open data is information that anyone can use and share freely, like maps, weather reports, or government facts. On this day, people come together to teach others how to use open data for good things, like solving problems in their communities or creating new inventions. It's like a big day of sharing knowledge so everyone can learn and make the world a better place.
How to celebrate International Open Data Day?
Celebrate International Open Data Day by gathering friends and family to learn about data. Host a fun quiz with questions about different topics, using open data as your source. Create colorful charts or drawings that show interesting facts you discover. Visit websites that share data about animals, weather, or space, and explore them together. You can also play online games that involve data or solve puzzles. Share what you learned with others, like family, through a mini-presentation or simple video. Have fun exploring the world through data and enjoy snacks while you learn something new.
Where International Open Data Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - United Kingdom
- - Canada
- - Australia
- - Germany
- - France
- - Spain
- - Italy
- - Netherlands
- - Brazil
- - India
- - Japan
- - South Africa
- - Mexico
