Visualizing Data: Study Hall Data Literacy #3: ASU + Crash Course

Sometimes, visualizing data is easy and can look really cool. Other times, these visualizations can actually cause problems and make the data tell different stories. In this episode of Study Hall: Data Lit, Jessica walks us through some of the different types of data visualization and shows us what "Chart Junk" is and how it can create confusion.

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[d.c.]

Free college is the best thing since sliced bread! Thanks for all y'all do!

[nexisle]

Thank you asu and cc, this is quality university level content for us poor folk

[ivania]

I am new on Data Analytics but you nailed it! most of the instructor make student fall sleep but with you it is interesting :)

[osmia]

Broken axis - hate that! AND un-labeled or unclearly labeled axis!

[yehorivchenko]

"if there wasnt much difference between all our temperatures, we could create some drama by not starting the vertical axis at 0"
Jessica marry me please

[fabiomanzo]

Great video but SLOOOOW DOOOWN a little :)

[Yasharvl]

I just would like to add learning and using Julia (Julialang.org) to your set of options along side Python and R for scientific programming and data-science.

[rkmindustriespltd.]

this very informative I am from India and thank you for giving such information

[webzitetechnology]

OMG! She is the hottest professor I ever seen!! 😼