#JAGUnity2014: DataViz for Philanthropists! Tips, Tools, and How-Tos for Communicating Better with Charts

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Presentation by Innovation Network's Johanna Morariu and Ann K. Emery at the Joint Affinity Groups Unity Conference, held June 6, 2014 in Washington, DC.

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DataViz
Johanna Morariu
Ann K. Emery
for Philanthropists
@j_morariu
@annkemery

charts & graphs infographics
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Data Visualization Checklist
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Aim for brevity and variety
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Storyboarding to explain one piece at a time
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Example: youtube.com/annkemery
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One-page highlights for each grantee
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#JAGUnity2014: DataViz for Philanthropists! Tips, Tools, and How-Tos for Communicating Better with Charts

1. DataViz Johanna Morariu Ann K. Emery for Philanthropists @j_morariu @annkemery

2. Intro to Dataviz

3. charts & graphs infographics diagramspictures maps Ready AimFire

4. A State-based Healthcare Funder

5. Case Studies

6. c

8. Dataviz Design Process

9. Dataviz Design Process 1 Reduce the clutter2 3 4 Directly label Emphasize key findings with color Summarize your story in the title5 Select your story 6 7 Are you doing it right? Share

10. graphic design data/statistics

11. Select your story Which chart is best for my data? 1

12. Select your story Explore preliminary patterns by doodling on paper 1

13. Select your story Explore preliminary patterns by doodling on paper 1

14. Select your story Surround yourself with charts 1

15. 1 Reduce the clutter Remove or reduce the border, grid lines, and tick marks 2 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100

16. Directly label Lose the legend—place details right next to the data 3 DC Maryland Virginia Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 DC Maryland Virginia Category 1 Category 2 Category 3

17. 1 Emphasize key findings with color Choose a custom color palette—no default colors 4

18. 1 Emphasize key findings with color Guide the reader’s eye with your action color 4

19. Summarize your story in the title Add captions or annotations when more details are needed 5

20. Are you doing it right? The Squint Test 6

21. What does this chart mean to you? Are you doing it right? The Significant Other Test 6

22. Are you doing it right? Data Visualization Checklist 6

23. Twitter Reports Sharing7 Reports Handouts Presentations & Webinars Twitter Master Chart Videos

24. Sharing: Reports Aim for brevity and variety 7

25. Sharing: Presentations Storyboarding to explain one piece at a time 7

26. Sharing: Videos Example: youtube.com/annkemery 7

27. Sharing: Handouts Emphasize your most important chart 7

28. Sharing: Snapshots One-page highlights for each grantee 7

29. Sharing: Twitter Photos for context; 2:1 aspect ratio 7

30. 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 Sharing: Dashboards Group charts thematically 7

31. Sharing: Postcards Hand-drawn okay 7

32. Tools

33. Excel Tutorials: annkemery.com/excel

34. Alaska Hawaii Maps presentationmagazine.com/editable-maps

35. Mindmaps Mindmeister

36. Social network maps NodeXL tutorial: slideshare.net/j_morariu #JAGUnity2014 86 tweets by 50 tweeters #JAGUnity2014 86 tweets by 50 tweeters

37. Social network maps NodeXL tutorial: slideshare.net/j_morariu #JAGUnity2014 86 tweets by 50 tweeters @EPIPnational

38. Social network maps NodeXL tutorial: slideshare.net/j_morariu

39. Books edwardtufte.com

40. Twitter twitter.com/annkemery/lists/dataviz @PostGraphics @NYTgraphics @WSJgraphics

41. thumbsupviz.com & @thumbsupviz Tumblr gallery of great charts

42. Next Steps

43. Start Small

44. Build Capacity & Skills

45. Use the Right Dataviz Tool

46. DataViz Johanna Morariu Ann K. Emery for Philanthropists @j_morariu @annkemery

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