Making Data Speak: An Introduction to Data Visualisation (7 Sep)

Often the most effective way to describe, explore and summarise a set of numbers is to look at pictures of those numbers. Data visualisation is a way to present and communicate data with compelling visual narratives to an intended audience. In this session, we will cover various visualisation approaches and no-code tools to build visualisations of different types of data (numeric, textual, visual artefacts, geospatial, etc.) to tell a visual story.

 

Please bring your laptop so you can benefit from the hands-on experience.

Speaker

Hedren

Hedren Sum

Principal Librarian (Digital Scholarship)
Hedren is the Principal Librarian for Digital Scholarship at NUS Libraries. As an information scientist, he engages in research at the intersection of information science, art, history, design and society. Hedren was also recognised for using digital tools to visualise and communicate information. His work on digital knowledge interfaces has been presented globally, including in Singapore, Australia, China, Europe, the United States, and the United Nations. He was previously awarded a digital art history scholarship by the Getty Foundation and, more recently, a pilot study grant by the University of Sydney to explore 3D experience modelling and other visualisation methods for research. Hedren is also pursuing his PhD at the School of Art, Design and Media, NTU.
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