#YNPNdc14: DataViz! Tips, Tools, and How-tos for Visualizing Your Data (Slides)

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Innovation Network's Johanna Morariu and Ann K. Emery presented at the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network 2014 Annual Leadership Conference, which was held on May 9, 2014 in Washington, DC.

DataViz!
Johanna Morariu | Ann K. Emery
Tips, Tools, and How-tos
for Visualizing Your Data

Intro to Dataviz
Dataviz Design Process
Tools
Case Studies

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Dataviz & the Human Brain

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DataViz!
Tips, Tools, and How-tos
for Visualizing Your Data
Johanna Morariu | Ann K. Emery

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#YNPNdc14: DataViz! Tips, Tools, and How-tos for Visualizing Your Data (Slides)

1. DataViz! Johanna Morariu | Ann K. Emery Tips, Tools, and How-tos for Visualizing Your Data

2. Intro to Dataviz Dataviz Design Process Tools Case Studies

3. Intro to Dataviz

4. Human brains are wired to speak and understand spoken language. People have to be taught to read and write. Understanding the written word is not a natural human ability; but human brains do innately process shapes. Dataviz & the Human Brain

6. graphic design data/statistics Dataviz Skills

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17. Dataviz Design Process 1 Reduce the clutter2 3 4 Directly label Emphasize key findings with color Summarize your story in the title5 Select your story 6 7 Are you doing it right? Share

18. Which chart is best for my data? Select your story Choose 1 finding (of many possible options) to highlight1

19. Select your story Choose 1 finding (of many possible options) to highlight1

20. charts & graphs infographics diagramspictures maps Ready AimFire Select your story Choose 1 finding (of many possible options) to highlight1

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36. Directly label Lose the legend—place details right next to the data3 DC Maryland Virginia Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 DC Maryland Virginia Category 1 Category 2 Category 3

37. Emphasize key findings with color Guide the reader’s eye with your action color4

38. Summarize your story in the title Add captions or annotations when more details are needed5

39. Summarize your story in the title Add captions or annotations when more details are needed5

40. Are you doing it right? The Squint Test & Significant Other Test6

41. Are you doing it right? The Squint Test & Significant Other Test6

42. Twitter Reports Handouts Presentations & Webinars Twitter Master Chart Reports Sharing7

43. Sharing Reports: Aim for variety7

44. Sharing Presentations: Show one piece at a time7

45. Sharing Handouts: Emphasize your most important chart7

46. Sharing Twitter: Add photos for context7

47. 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 Sharing Dashboards: Group charts thematically7

48. Sharing Postcards: Hand-drawn okay7

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51. Tools

52. Excel Tutorials: annkemery.com/excel

53. Maps presentationmagazine.com/editable-maps

54. Mindmaps or Concept maps

55. Social network maps NodeXL tutorial: slideshare.net/j_morariu 286 #wfsn13 Twitter users 1,149 #wfsn13 tweets In-person vs. online: For every 2 conference attendees, 1 person tweeted about the conference

56. Social network maps NodeXL tutorial: slideshare.net/j_morariu 1. AECFNews 2. chinthoughts 3. saragoldrickrab 4. annlynhall 5. AchieveTheDream 6. maria_kim 7. LISC_BVanMeter 8. MDCinc 9. emv52 10.CFEDNews

57. Social network maps NodeXL tutorial: slideshare.net/j_morariu

65. 4stepVisualize @j_morariu

66. Books edwardtufte.com

67. Blogs storytellingwithdata.com

68. Twitter twitter.com/annkemery/lists/dataviz @PostGraphics @NYTgraphics @WSJgraphics