Data visualisation doesn’t have to be expensive, there are many free tools available. However, selecting the right tools, knowing how to uncover narratives within the data, and effectively engaging and communicating with your users are what make a visualisation truly impactful.
In this interactive half-day workshop, our trainers will guide you through the key principles of data visualisation. They’ll demonstrate how to identify the right stories for your audiences within the data, and how to prioritise the most relevant information for those audiences. You’ll also participate in exercises designed to help you create your own data visualisations using free tools.
Who should attend
This course is designed for individuals working with data who are seeking guidance on how to effectively engage their audience. No prior design expertise is required. This friendly and supportive workshop encourages you to explore and apply approaches to data visualisation.
"A welcoming space which attracted interesting people, provoked insightful conversation, and left me feeling inspired." – 
Savena, UX Designer
"Loved it! Great way to collaborate and share knowledge."
 
— Amir Jabari, Software Lead at Crowdmuse
What you'll gain
An understanding of what data visualisation is
Key principles of data storytelling
Insights into your own audience's data needs
The confidence and tools to create effective data visualisations
Agenda
Introduction to data visualisation and its importance
How to discover narratives within your data
Exercise: Group data storytelling workshop (using an example project)
Exercise: Creating a data visualisation using a free tool (with sample data)
Sharing and discussing your outcomes
About the trainers
Marco Bernardi
Head of Design at Applied Works and former Design Director at Accurat in Italy, Marco is also a visiting lecturer and a strong advocate of user-centred design. In his professional experience, he has worked with data to craft analytics tools, experimental interactive experiences, and engaging data-driven narratives.
Grace Treacher
Designer at Applied Works and recent BA (Hons) Graphic Design graduate from Kingston University, Grace has a particular interest in how data can be made more accessible and inclusive.
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