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Graphic objects serving as inspiration for data visualizations where the format can be unusual. Examples of final student projects are also shown.
Graphic objects serving as inspiration for data visualizations where the format can be unusual. Examples of final student projects are also shown.









![Introduction to Data Visualization Data? Ta-Da! Workshop
Errata: at 46:20 you type the name of the file should say: you type the command barplot first. NOTE: audio is left channel only; must use left earbud if using them. Workshop on data visualization, conducted by Pino Trogu at San Francisco State University on Wednesday, February 20, 2019, from 4 to 6 pm. Errata: at 1:22:30 year labels should have been entered in the Category (x-axis) labels field (not the y-axis field).
Illustrate your research with statistical charts, improve the default charts of Excel and similar, and clarify your data instead of obscuring it. Note: all code and tutorials in this workshop provided as is. You can download the slides used in the first 30 minutes of the presentation at this URL: https://www.trogu.com/Documents/workshop/data_tada_2019-02-20
There you can also find the R files and datasets used during the hands-on section. If interested, email me for files related to the other demos seen in the video (Tableau, Excel, Illustrator): trogu [at] sfsu [dot] edu.
Pino Trogu
Data? Ta-Da! Tips for Better Data Visualization
Wednesday, February 20, 2019, from 4 to 6 pm.
Room 260, Creative Arts Building
San Francisco State University
Sponsor: College of Liberal & Creative Arts
Coordinator: Anastasia Smirnova Introduction to Data Visualization Data? Ta-Da! Workshop](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4wkC4gq3kKA/mqdefault.jpg)
