Data Literacy, Visualisation and Infographics
Recommended: 4 × 3h · 12 hours
Learn to read and compare numbers, then create an evidence-based explanation and infographic from a small dataset.
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Related teaching experience
The supplied record lists 2018/2019 data-infographic training at Induk University and Hallym Polytechnic University, a ten-hour 2020 Daegu Haany University course, and 2021 visualisation teaching at Dongduk Women’s University.
Who is it for?
Students, practitioners and educators new to data explanation and reporting.
What will you work towards?
An analysis question and cleaned data
Two comparison charts
One infographic with evidence and limitations
How much time should you plan?
Standard 12-hour format includes demonstrations, individual work, troubleshooting, feedback and saving.
Short format: Three hours cover reading and creating one chart from a prepared table.
Output scope is adjusted to the learners’ starting level.
What will you explore?
Four sessions, 12 hours, emphasising questions, fair comparisons, chart interpretation and human checks.
01 What do you want to know?
- Practice
- Define questions, variables and comparisons
- Output
- An analysis question and data description
02 Make data usable
- Practice
- Check missing values, duplicates, units and sources
- Output
- A cleaned table and notes
03 Compare with charts
- Practice
- Build two charts; compare axes, proportions and interpretations
- Output
- Charts and a key message
04 Explain on one page
- Practice
- Include numbers, sources and limitations; seek peer review
- Output
- One infographic
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