Nobel Conference - Big Data (R)Evolution: Websites

You might consider using a non-partisan fact-checking site, such as SciCheck, which "focuses exclusively on false and misleading scientific claims that are made by partisans to influence public policy."

In addition, this list of 10 non-partisan fact-checking websites is also helpful when assessing the veracity of online information.

See also:  Factors to Consider When Evaluating Statistics. 

• Cross Validated - A free question-and-answer site for statistical topics, machine learning, data analysis, data mining, and data visualization.
• Data Science Association - A non-profit professional group offering education, professional certification, conferences and meetups.
• Data Science Central - one of the premier online communities for those immersed in the data science culture.
• KDnuggets - features courses, education, meetings, news, features, interviews, publications, and webcasts for the data science community.
• Learn Data Science - an open content portal for self-directed learning in data science.
• Open Source Data Science Masters - an open-source curriculum for learning data science.