Tell stories with data people can understand
A lifelong learning space for alumni that connects knowledge with real work situations
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Sample course “Telling Stories with Data So People Understand”: learners begin by understanding the task, exchanging experiences, and then trying out what they have learned in situations related to their own work. Learning emphasizes asking questions and hands-on practice rather than only memorizing tools or vocabulary.
Learners can prepare by bringing their own problems or development goals as case studies, such as work that needs clearer communication, processes they want to improve, or skills needed when working with a team. Exchanging ideas with alumni from other fields helps them view challenges from multiple angles and discover approaches they may never have tried.
What You Will Learn Together
- Select information related to the question
- Design Data Visualizations That Are Easy to Read
- Present findings and limitations
Before Choosing a Course, Ask Yourself
Which problem would you like to apply this skill to, what foundations do you already have, and what would you like to practise more specifically? Choosing a small goal that you can apply in practice helps learning stay focused.