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title: 'ETC5523: Communicating with Data' | ||
subtitle: "Tutorial 11" | ||
author: "Michael Lydeamore" | ||
date: "Week 11" | ||
format: | ||
unilur-html: | ||
output-file: index.html | ||
embed-resources: true | ||
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```{r setup, include = FALSE, eval = file.exists("setup.R")} | ||
source("setup.R") | ||
library(tidyverse) | ||
knitr::opts_chunk$set( | ||
fig.path = "images/tutorial-11-", | ||
eval = FALSE | ||
) | ||
``` | ||
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```{r, echo = FALSE, eval = file.exists("tutorial.css")} | ||
htmltools::includeCSS("tutorial.css") | ||
``` | ||
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## 🎯 Objectives | ||
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* dissect the encoding choices for plots and its role in providing the information that supports your data story | ||
* discuss with peers about effective data visualisation | ||
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## Exercise 11A | ||
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For the following data visualisation, discuss with your peers: | ||
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- What are the main information that the audiences will gain? | ||
- What makes the data visualisation effective or not effective? | ||
- What other graphs would you construct for the same intended message? | ||
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In particular, you should check the following: | ||
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- **Perceptual tasks**: What visual element must the audience decode to retrieve the statistical information? | ||
- **Cognitive principles**: What cognitive principles are assisting the audience to "see" the information you want them to see? | ||
- **Aesthetic appeal**: How well is the aesthetic design integrated with the rest of the data story? | ||
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### Plot #1 | ||
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![](../images/datavis-apple-ipo.png) | ||
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### Plot #2 | ||
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![](../images/datavis-co2.png) | ||
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### Plot #3 | ||
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![](../images/datavis-energy.png) | ||
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### Plot #4 | ||
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![](../images/datavis-marathon.jpg) | ||
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### Plot #5 | ||
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![](../images/datavis-shitshow.png) |