Data Visualization & Communication
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Turn analysis into charts, dashboards and stories that make people act, using the visual rules that professionals follow.
Start hereYou need DS-201. Choose one dataset you care about and keep redrawing it through the course.
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Take a position on Data Visualization & Communication. The AI counselor argues the other side, asks you questions back, and cites a source for every fact it states. Sources listed under a reply are the pages it actually found; if none are listed, it is arguing from reasoning only. It is an AI and it can be wrong: check the sources.
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9h totalPractice
- Take a chart you made earlier and remove every element that is not data or a label.
- Recolour it with one accent and greys; check it with a colour-blindness simulator.
- Set type sizes so the title reads first, the axis second.
Check
Before-and-after images of the same chart, with three sentences on what changed and why.
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