Tag: Student Showcases

Why You Need to Create a Data Visualization Style Guide to Tell Great Stories (Part 1)

Jul 7th, 2020 / Data Visualization

Is this your organization? Different members of your team are working with data and creating charts, all your charts look a little different and you’d like them to be more branded and cohesive? Guest blogger Sara DeLong shares why you need a data visualization style guide.

How to Plan for and Edit Your Own Two-Pager

Jun 16th, 2020 / Data Visualization, Reports

Guest blogger Tyler Mason shares how to plan for and edit your own two-pager including knowing your audience and the important of choosing the right type of graph.

Visualizing Equity in Education

Jun 9th, 2020 / Data Visualization

Guest blogger Molly Hanlon shares how she uses data to create visualizations and stories that help school staff make decisions to better serve their students.

Teaching + Knowledge = Passion for Data Viz

Jun 2nd, 2020 / Data Visualization

Guest blogger Dr. Lori Thompson shares how she used the skills she learned in Depict Data Studio’s courses to transform her and her students’ work.

Goodbye Microsoft Defaults, Hello Data Viz Toolkit!

Apr 14th, 2020 / Data Visualization

Guest blogger Courtney Sims shares how Depict Data Studio’s Great Graphs course helped her move from just adjusting Microsoft default settings to embracing using a data viz toolkit to help produce even better reports.

Upping Your Reporting Game–with PowerPoint!

Feb 4th, 2020 / Data Visualization

Today’s guest blog post comes from Ann Webb Price who has been a program evaluator for more than 20 years. She shares how she’s creating usable reports that accurately report evaluation findings in a way that engages clients, supports program improvement, and promotes organizational learning.

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