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An important skill is the ability to critically evaluate information. As our world is increasingly filled with data, more and more the information from that data is conveyed through visualizations. Visualization is useful for both discovery of connections and trends and also communication. Why make visualizations? List a few advantages and disadvantages (at least 2 for each) of using visualizations to communicate data. ...

An important skill is the ability to critically evaluate
information. As our world is increasingly filled with data, more
and more the information from that data is conveyed through
visualizations. Visualization is useful for both discovery of
connections and trends and also communication.
Why make visualizations?
List a few advantages and disadvantages (at least 2 for each) of
using visualizations to communicate data.

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