Join Bill Shander for an in-depth discussion in this video Knowledge check, part of Data Visualization: Storytelling.
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Author
Bill Shander
Updated
8/31/2016Released
5/9/2016
We are wired for story. We crave it. Storytelling has played an integral role in our ability to make progress. It should come as no surprise, then, that presenting data and information in story form maximizes the effectiveness of our communication. We can create deeper emotional responses in our audience when we present data in story form.
Join data visualization expert Bill Shander as he guides you through the process of turning "facts and figures" into "story" to engage and fulfill our human expectation for information. This course is intended for anyone who works with data and has to communicate it to others, whether a researcher, a data analyst, a consultant, a marketer, or a journalist. Bill shows you how to think about, and craft, stories from data by examining many compelling stories in detail.
Join data visualization expert Bill Shander as he guides you through the process of turning "facts and figures" into "story" to engage and fulfill our human expectation for information. This course is intended for anyone who works with data and has to communicate it to others, whether a researcher, a data analyst, a consultant, a marketer, or a journalist. Bill shows you how to think about, and craft, stories from data by examining many compelling stories in detail.
Topics include:
- Creating a narrative structure for data
- Applying narrative to data
- Identifying what you want to say with the data
- Analyzing what your data is saying
- Determining what your audience needs to hear
- Leveraging tables, charts, and visuals
- Ensuring your narrative provides context and direction
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 37m
Duration
436,199
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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Need to know39s
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Knowledge checks21s
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1. Why Storytelling
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Wired for story4m 28s
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Storytelling is essential4m 31s
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Knowledge check22s
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2. Story Structure
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KWYRWTS5m 22s
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Story structure3m 1s
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Find the story in your data6m 48s
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Sketch and storyboard7m 58s
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Knowledge check22s
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3. Story Mechanisms
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Linear logic6m 6s
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Change over time3m 8s
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Flow diagrams5m 13s
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Compare and contrast7m 33s
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Progressive depth4m 47s
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Personalization5m 7s
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Text3m 30s
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Knowledge check25s
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4. Final Touches
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Labeling5m 45s
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Eye candy6m 2s
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Repetition3m 24s
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Relatability4m 9s
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Complexity2m 24s
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Knowledge check23s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 20s
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