Storytelling with Data
Let's Practice!
By Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic
"Storytelling with Data" was published by Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John in 2019 - Newark, it has 448 pages and the language of the book is English.
“Storytelling with Data” Metadata:
- Title: Storytelling with Data
- Author: Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic
- Language: English
- Number of Pages: 448
- Publisher: ➤ Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Publish Date: 2019
- Publish Location: Newark
“Storytelling with Data” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: ➤ Computer graphics - Business communication - Information visualization - Applied - General - Meetings & presentations - Mathematics & statistics -> mathematics -> mathematics general - Ma22 - English & college success -> english -> professional & technical communication - Business & economics -> business communication -> oral communication - Business presentations
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL29471175M - OL17659741W
- ISBN-13: 9781119621584
- All ISBNs: 9781119621584
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"Storytelling with Data" Description:
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Intro -- storytelling with data lets practice -- contents -- acknowledgments -- about the author -- introduction -- How this book is organized & -- what to expect -- How to use this book in conjunction with the original -- Do you want to learn or teach? -- A quick note on tools -- Where to get the data -- Let's get started -- chapter one understand the context -- Exercise 1.1: get to know your audience -- Solution 1.1: get to know your audience -- Exercise 1.2: narrow your audience -- Solution 1.2: narrow your audience -- Exercise 1.3: complete the Big Idea worksheet -- Solution 1.3: complete the Big Idea worksheet -- Exercise 1.4: refine & -- reframe -- Solution 1.4: refine & -- reframe -- Exercise 1.5: complete another Big Idea worksheet -- Solution 1.5: complete another Big Idea worksheet -- Exercise 1.6: critique the Big Idea -- Solution 1.6: critique the Big Idea -- Exercise 1.7: storyboard! -- Solution 1.7: storyboard! -- Exercise 1.8: storyboard (again!) -- Solution 1.8: storyboard (again!) -- Exercise 1.9: get to know your audience -- Exercise 1.10: narrow your audience -- Exercise 1.11: let's reframe -- Exercise 1.12: what's the Big Idea? -- Exercise 1.13: what's the Big Idea (this time)? -- Exercise 1.14: how could we arrange this? -- Exercise 1.15: storyboard! -- Exercise 1.16: storyboard (again!) -- Exercise 1.17: get to know your audience -- Exercise 1.18: narrow your audience -- Exercise 1.19: identify the action -- Exercise 1.20: complete the Big Idea worksheet -- Exercise 1.21: solicit feedback on your Big Idea -- Exercise 1.22: create the Big Idea as a team -- Exercise 1.23: get the ideas out of your head! -- Exercise 1.24: organize your ideas in a storyboard -- Exercise 1.25: solicit feedback on your storyboard -- Exercise 1.26: let's discuss -- chapter two choose an effective visual -- Exercise 2.1: improve this table
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