Storytelling for Data and Design

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1. Introduction

001. Storytelling stands the test of time.mp4

01:34

002. Why are stories important.mp4

02:30

2. Telling Visionary Stories

003. Being a genuine storyteller and person.mp4

03:29

004. Consistency and practice make almost perfect.mp4

02:10

005. Building and guiding a narrative.mp4

02:04

3. Audience Analysis and Exploration

006. Understanding your audience.mp4

03:21

007. Layered exploration in three degrees.mp4

04:27

008. Creating meaningful connections.mp4

03:37

009. Optimizing for retention.mp4

04:01

4. Building Your Narrative with a Storyboard

010. What is a storyboard.mp4

01:30

011. Show, don't tell.mp4

03:34

012. Navigating the elements of a storyboard.mp4

05:37

013. Aligning text and visuals.mp4

03:29

014. Building a visually expressive narrative.mp4

03:44

015. Presenting your storyboard.mp4

03:41

5. Storytelling + Storyboarding = Action

016. Vlog or YouTube video.mp4

03:17

017. Business or agency pitch.mp4

02:24

018. Data visualization and reporting.mp4

02:59

6. Conclusion

019. Next steps.mp4

01:23

Description

Stories move people in a way that charts and data points cannot. Instructor Lachezar Arabadzhiev has focused much of his career on helping companies connect with audiences using the power of visual storytelling. In this course, Lachezar breaks down his approach, explaining how to use Canva, a popular graphic design platform, to visualize and convey compelling narratives.

Learn how to analyze your target audience, exploring what they want and how to reach them where they are. Discover how to apply storyboarding and storytelling principles to build out a visually expressive narrative. Plus, Lachezar steps through three real-world examples of data-driven storytelling across a variety of industries and projects.

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