The curriculum is structured into three days spanning six separate modules. Each module has a specific goal and covers a topic designed to bolster ability in using data for decision-making. Modules cover a three-hour period, including one ten-minute break. Each module contains new information while simultaneously building on previous knowledge from past modules. While following these modules in order can provide the user with a solid foundation in data for decision-making, the modules are meant to stand alone and can be applied in whichever order the user chooses.

The curriculum organization is as follows:

• Day 1
• Module 1: Introduction to Data for Decision-Making
• Module 2: Assessing Your Organization’s Data Culture
• Day 2
• Module 3: Introduction to the Data Lifecycle – Collecting Data
• Module 4: Introduction to the Data Lifecycle – Analyzing and Sharing Data
• Day 3
• Module 5: Applying Data for Decision-Making to Your Organization, Part 1
• Module 6: Applying Data for Decision-Making to Your Organization, Part 2

In addition to viewing curriculum content above, you can download detailed instructor materials for each module, including:

• Powerpoint slide decks for the module
• Instructor's guides
• Student handbooks
• Guides for each activity contained in the module