The workshop will introduce the LHC Open Data projects and the CERN OPEN DATA Portal to participants, for scientists wishing to use the data for research and for education. Open Data for education is used by lecturers and teachers to develop courses and projects for MSc and BSc students (or even secondary school students) to perform analyses, learn particle physics techniques, statistical skills, along with python and other programming skills. The students and researchers will acquire training to access and exploit the resources.

In the hands-on session participants will explore the ATLAS Open Data website and access the ATLAS datasets and obtain training on the various tools and software. A short dive into an example analysis using Jupyter Notebooks will be delivered. And finally the participants will see various training resources including machine learning.

Organising committee, and Speakers:
Kate Shaw, ICTP, Trieste, Italy, ATLAS experiment
Farid Ould-Saada, University of Oslo, Norway, ATLAS experiment
Simon Connell, University of Johannesburg, South Africa, ATLAS experiment
Tom McCauley, University of Notre Dame, USA, CMS experiment