This June, I’m facilitating a four-week online course in partnership with TechChange. Live webinars, recorded videos, interactive discussions, hands-on practice, and more!
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Each year, the Aspen Institute’s Network of Development Entrepreneurs gather in Washington, DC to discuss common challenges and solutions for metrics and evaluation. The diverse group includes investors, capacity development providers, researchers, and entrepreneurs who represent organizations on the forefront of innovation and rigor in impact evaluation.
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On June 25 and 29, I’m lecturing at the SIT Graduate Institute in Washington, DC.
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On June 24, 2015, I’m leading a data visualization webinar for members of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy.
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For more than 50 years, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation has worked with partners around the world to improve the lives of children, families, and communities. In July I’ll be teaching staff about data visualization.
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I’m speaking at the Canadian Visual Analytics School (CANVAS) 5-day training institute in Toronto. Attending CANVAS 2015? Let’s meet up!
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On behalf of the American Evaluation Association’s Data Visualization and Reporting group and the Potent Presentations Initiative, Stephanie Evergreen and I are leading a four-part Slide Clinic. Part 1 will cover lightning fast advice on honing the message of your conference presentation and structuring your session so that you can connect with the audience.
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I’m leading a pre-conference workshop on data visualization at the National Hemophilia Foundation’s 2015 Annual Meeting.
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Need to churn out dozens of matching visual reports — one per company, school, program, city, etc — but don’t have the time or energy to copy and paste back and forth a million times between Excel and Word? You might like this public webinar which is being generously hosted in partnership with Aurora Training Advantage.
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Part 2 will showcase real AEA member slides, redesigned. You’ll learn how AEA members incorporated high-quality images, reduced clutter, and highlighted key points with emphasis colors.
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I’m leading a four-part webinar series this August and September 2015 in partnership with Data Analysts for Social Good. New to data visualization? Start here! You’ll learn data visualization is, how it works, and key players and trends in the field. Then we’ll walk through a step-by-step design process so you can apply the critical thinking skills to your own projects.
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On August 26, 2015, I’m leading an online workshop exclusively for members of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy.
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I’m leading a four-part webinar series this August and September 2015 in partnership with Data Analysts for Social Good. One of the first steps in the data visualization process is to select an appropriate chart type for your dataset. Do you feel like you’ve exhausted the typical charts like bar charts and line charts? If so, this chart-choosing webinar is for you! We’ll discuss pros, cons, and tools for creating more than 30 different styles of charts.
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In Part 3, you’ll learn practical graphing guidelines, like how many graphs can really fit on one slide, which font size is needed for those audience members sitting in the back row of your presentation, how to select the correct chart type for your dataset, and tips for selecting colors that will make your key findings stand out.
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I’m leading a four-part webinar series this August and September 2015 in partnership with Data Analysts for Social Good. In the third webinar, we’ll discuss best practices like reducing clutter, labeling your data points, and selecting a color palette. We’ll also pause a few times during the webinar for hands-on practice within Microsoft Excel. For example, after we discuss text legibility, you’ll transform hard-to-read diagonal text into easier-to-read horizontal text.
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