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DataTherapy (Boston: Hub of Innovation)
- 4. Novices
- 7. Evocative Physicalize Images Maps Traditional Graphs Interactive Explanatory Games Graphics Techniques
- 8. Maps
- 11. = Nigel Holmes Explanatory Graphic
- 12. Physicalize
- 13. Interactive Game
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- 18. ? Data Murals
- 20. rahulb@mit.edu | @rahulbot | datatherapy.org
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- Innovating tools to help build community and civic engagement
- Data presentation draws on lots of areas
- Tools in the areas have gotten easier
- Adding to toolbox for novices, but how do you pick
- I try to help with Data Therapy workshops/webinars/bloh
- focus on goals and audience to drive technique selection
- Categories or techniques to pull from
- Not all geographic data should be on a map
- Bar is being lowered, consider literacy
- Annotate graphs with the story
- Explaining != informing
- Work with artists to represent more creatively
- D is right answer
- These are ways of creating a data presentation
- Other elements are people and numbers
- Traditional model:expertwork with data to create some presentation for others
- Newer model: facilitated communityworks with data to createpresentation (and creates community connections, awareness, capacity)
- mural + data-driven story + community-built art= something new (qualitative & quantitative)
- data sharing as a tool for community building and empowerment
- Come talk to me