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The Power of Data Visualization

When

1 – 2 p.m., June 17, 2022

Where

Virtual Workshop

Many workshops walk through HOW to visualize data (which won't be covered here). In this we discuss WHY we visualize data by breaking down how audiences interact with your visualizations, how easy it is to mislead your audience, and touch on the ethics of visualizing data.

No visualization or programming experience necessary.

This workshop is virtual. Please complete the registration form.

Register

Contacts

Heidi Steiner
heidiesteiner@email.arizona.edu

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