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HOW TO PRESENT DATA WITHOUT USING A TABLE 1
BEFORE 2
Bike vs Public Transportation Usage Bike Bus Subway2009 800k 2,000,000 ...
BETTERWith separated information... 4
20111.2 Million Bikes +50% since 2009 5
20111.8 Million Bus -20% since 2009 6
20111.2 Million Subway -10% since 2009 7
AFTERWith visuals to support message... 8
20111.2 Million+50% since 2009 9
20111.8 Million -20% since 2009 10
20111.2 Million -10% since 2009 Photo by ben kaye-skinner 11
Remember to...1. Separate data into individual categories.2. Each category onto its own slide with just the number.3. Or u...
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How to present data and statistics visually

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Learn how to easily and effectively present data or statistics in a visual manner without a table. A visual presentation of statistics or data is more engaging and memorable for your audience.

Notice how the information is separated onto individual slides. This isn't always necessary, but it can help focus the audience and allow the presenter time to go into details without the audience's attention wavering towards something else.

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How to present data and statistics visually

  1. 1. HOW TO PRESENT DATA WITHOUT USING A TABLE 1
  2. 2. BEFORE 2
  3. 3. Bike vs Public Transportation Usage Bike Bus Subway2009 800k 2,000,000 3,000,0002010 1,000,000 2,000,000 2,950,0002011 1,200,000 1,800,000 2,700,000 3
  4. 4. BETTERWith separated information... 4
  5. 5. 20111.2 Million Bikes +50% since 2009 5
  6. 6. 20111.8 Million Bus -20% since 2009 6
  7. 7. 20111.2 Million Subway -10% since 2009 7
  8. 8. AFTERWith visuals to support message... 8
  9. 9. 20111.2 Million+50% since 2009 9
  10. 10. 20111.8 Million -20% since 2009 10
  11. 11. 20111.2 Million -10% since 2009 Photo by ben kaye-skinner 11
  12. 12. Remember to...1. Separate data into individual categories.2. Each category onto its own slide with just the number.3. Or use the number plus a picture. 12

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