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Scientists and journalists share similar skills and challenges in digital storytelling, especially when it comes to researching an unfamiliar field. Current tools for searching information from the academic world in particular can be difficult and time-consuming. PubMed and Google Scholar, for example, present searches linearly—a long list of things to sift through. Via Andreas Christodoulou, Mark E. Deschaine, PhD 
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June 10, 2016 4:26 AM
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Part one in a two-part series on the best guidelines for data visualization for business intelligence and analytics
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The visualization of big MOOC data enables us to see trends in student behaviors and activities around the globe, but what is it that we are not seeing? Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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November 24, 2014 8:32 AM
Learning data: from learner behaviours to a diversity of perspectives and appropriation. 
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November 24, 2014 1:19 PM
Intelligent questioning of just some of the challenges in interpretation of the underlying meaning or 'truth' of data
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Linked Data has established itself as the de facto means for the publication of structured data over the Web, enjoying amazing growth in terms of the number of organizations committing to use its core principles for exposing and interlinking Big Data for seamless exchange, integration, and reuse. The European project EUCLID is developing a comprehensive educational curriculum, supported by multimodal learning materials and highly visible eLearning distribution channels, tailored to the real needs of data practitioners. The EUCLID curriculum focuses on techniques and software to integrate, query, and visualize Linked Data, as core areas in which practitioners state to require most assistance.
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Looking for a cool way to add some pizzazz to infographics and presentations? Visme could be the answer. Here`s an in-depth review of this marketing tool.
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A Must Have Rubric for Infographic Use in The Classroom ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
So you're planning to make infographics part of teaching toolbox! Educational infographics section both here and on our Pinterest board has hundreds of meticulously selected graphics to use with your students in the classroom. I am pretty sure you will find some good ones for your class.
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In this presentation I will demonstrate simple techniques for generating data visualisations: using tools (including MS Excel and Google Spreadsheets), drawing packages (including Illustrator and ...
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A review of the steps you should follow to visualize technical information so that it is easy to understand and engaging for non-technical audiences.
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February 22, 2015 5:01 AM
Collection of tools for all tastes and needs
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People love visuals. Visuals have been shown to help us learn more quickly and to retain more information than text alone. We’re more easily able to understand the world around us when we have visual components to aid us. The same goes for the classroom. If you present your students with a block of text …
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If every blog followed the 11 Essential Ingredients Every Blog Post Needs in this infographic, ...
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Today while I was sifting through my Twitter feed I came across this great slideshare entitled "Creative Visualizations of Bloom’s Taxonomies!" shared by Dawsonite. This presentation is created by Zaid Alsagoff, e-learning manager at the International Medical University (IMU).
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