Presenting Data Effectively to Inform and Inspire

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Bill Shander

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[1] Introduction

[1] Presentations with greater impact.mp4

01:49

[2] 1. Plan

[1] Develop your data literacy.mp4

02:53

[2] Find the so what in your data.mp4

02:12

[3] Three key priorities for data communications.mp4

03:29

[4] Make clear predictions and recommendations.mp4

02:49

[5] Define your audience.mp4

02:49

[3] 2. Storytelling

[1] Forget the data.mp4

01:43

[2] Tell stories.mp4

02:57

[3] What is a story.mp4

03:44

[4] Story frameworks.mp4

03:28

[5] Inject emotion and humanity.mp4

03:01

[6] Outline a story.mp4

03:06

[4] 3. Put It in Writing

[1] Make your presentation flow logically.mp4

03:54

[2] Title slides thoughtfully.mp4

02:11

[3] One big idea per slide.mp4

02:49

[4] Make every presentation actionable.mp4

03:20

[5] 4. Pictures

[1] Why make it visual.mp4

02:36

[2] Your audiences pre-attentive brain.mp4

03:21

[3] Pick the right visual.mp4

03:35

[4] Make the numbers relatable.mp4

02:49

[5] Strategic annotations and labeling.mp4

02:29

[6] Redundancy can be useful.mp4

02:45

[7] Aesthetics matter in visual experiences.mp4

02:37

[8] Readable, without being read.mp4

02:42

[9] The appendix is your friend.mp4

02:01

[6] 5. Pre-Presentation

[1] Ruthless editing.mp4

01:29

[2] Test your presentation.mp4

01:45

[3] Predict questions, prepare answers.mp4

01:36

[4] Practice, practice, practice.mp4

03:27

[7] 6. Present

[1] Speak your audience's language.mp4

02:52

[2] Skip the methodology.mp4

02:00

[3] Say the so what, not the data points.mp4

01:27

[4] Say more and less than your slides.mp4

02:40

[5] Talk to your audience, not the screen.mp4

03:42

[6] Bring in live data.mp4

02:00

[7] Love the data.mp4

01:43

[8] Conclusion

[1] Additional resources for great presentations.mp4

01:28

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We all deal with data, and at some point, we all need to be able to present it effectively to others. But how can you really make an impact? How can you make sure you’re conveying the information that matters most, and that you're going to inspire your audience to action? In this course, instructor Bill Shander walks through how to plan for a data presentation: finding the story in your data, focusing on the “so what”, defining and reaching your audience, using visuals most effectively, editing your presentation, and presenting your data to an audience. Bill covers the whole gamut, from concept to execution, even including some presentation skills training.

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Data storytelling, information design and data visualization combine three distinct parts of me - the journalist, the designer and the technologist. I speak at conferences and lead in-person workshops for clients and the public on data storytelling and visualization - why it's essential in today's world and how to really communicate effectively with varied audiences. I also work with clients, and love listening to their challenges, exploring their data and processes and helping them deliver compelling messages via interactive and static visual experiences. Clients include various US Government agencies, United Nations, World Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Starbucks, American Express, and many other world-renowned organizations.

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