Visualizing Information for Advocacy: An Introduction to Information Design

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This manual provides an introduction to information design and how non-governmental organizations can use it as a tool for advocacy and research. It was written by John Emerson and produced by the Tactical Technology Collective to teach NGOs the basics of information design and how to apply it to advocacy through concise and visual communications.

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an Introduction to Information Design

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An Introduction to Information Design

Visualizing Information for Advocacy: An Introduction to Information Design

“If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas.” (George Bernard Shaw) Unlike many other resources that get depleted when shared, an idea or a knowledge nugget only gets enriched. From an era where labor and capital ruled, we now have evolved to a period where knowledge is seen as the key, if not the sole differentiator.

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Hello. My name is, Social Business Design.

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It seems that AI is also becoming a buzzword, like design thinking. Everyone is talking about AI or wants to have AI, and sees all the ideas and benefits – that’s fine, but how do you get started? But what’s different now? Three innovations have finally put AI on the fast track: Big Data, with the internet and sensors everywhere; massive computing power, especially through the Cloud; and the development of breakthrough algorithms, so computers can be trained to accomplish more sophisticated tasks on their own with deep learning. If you use new technology, you need to explore and know what’s possible. With design thinking, it aids to outline the steps and define the ways in which you’re going to create the solution. Starting with mapping the customer journey, defining who will be using that service enhanced with intelligent technology, or who will benefit and gain value from it. We discuss how these two worlds are coming together, and how you get started to transform your venture with Artificial Intelligence using Design Thinking. Speaker: Claudio Mirti, Principal Solution Specialist – Data & AI, Microsoft

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