Feel like you’ve exhausted Microsoft Excel’s limited menu of graphing options? Use bar charts and line charts on a regular basis, but feel like there must be a better way to display your data? We’ll breeze through data visualization best practices and then dive into the fun stuff: A gallery of 30+ essential charts for researchers, evaluators, and other data analysts.

Agenda

We’ll discuss pros, cons, and tools for creating the following charts:

• Pies and Donuts
• Bar Chart Family (e.g., small multiples bar, diverging stacked bar)
• Line Chart/Time Series Family (e.g., slope graphs)
• Circle Chart Family (e.g., dot plots)
• Geographic Maps
• Network Maps
• Qualitative Options
• Tables (e.g., heat tables)
• Ranges and Dispersion
• Graphing Uncertainty
• Exploratory Visualizations (e.g., spark bars)

Target Audience

Analysts, researchers, evaluators, and other data specialists who create graphs, tables, and diagrams to display patterns in their datasets. No graphic design skills or computer programming experience required.

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