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Public Sector Data Visualisation Workshop

Dates

  • Tue 11 Feb 2020, 9:00am–4:30pm
  • Wed 12 Feb 2020, 9:00am–4:30pm
  • Thu 13 Feb 2020, 9:00am–4:30pm

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All Ages

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LiquidLearning

Data can be the great enabler, but only in the right hands. Advances in technology have granted easy access to more data than ever before, but while we have the tools and capabilities for data handling and analysis, we often overlook the techniques to effectively display and communicate that data.

In a cluttered and competitive world, a design approach based on instinct or personal taste is no longer sufficient to cope with, let alone exploit, the fantastic opportunities our data repositories present us with. Data visualisation designs communication built on a sophisticated understanding of how our brain process information, including how colours and shapes can become powerfully influential tools.

This hands-on, interactive three-day program has been specially designed to provide the tools, techniques and strategies to create influential data visualisation. Learn how to declutter your data assets and implement scalable, automated, interactive and actionable data visualisation solutions for your organisation

- Create scalable, interactive & actionable data visualisation solutions
- Understand the power of visual storytelling
- Simplify information & understand the story of your data
- Understand graph theory & colour theory
- Streamline your data assets
- Effectively organise your data & dashboards
- Design fundamentals for data visualisation & presentation
- Tool selection & software overview: Adobe Illustrator, After Effects, Tableau Desktop
- Data science & analytics strategy fundamentals
- Tackling challenges & creating solutions using data science & predictive analysis

For more information, you can also call +61 2 8239 9711.

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