OpenILIAS Uni Göttingen
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Bringing Data to the Point: Online Course on Data Visualisation
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Welcome
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Chapter 1: Functions of Visualisation – Why Is Information Visualised?
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Chapter 1
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Learning Objectives (1/12)
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We Are Visual Beings (2/12)
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Classic Examples of Information Visualisation I (3/12)
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Classic Examples of Information Visualisation II (4/12)
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Purpose of Visualisation (5/12)
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Functions of Visualisation in Everyday Learning/Teaching (6/12)
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Information Visualisation versus Scientific Visualisation (7/12)
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Information Visualisation in the Process of Research (8/12)
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Data in Visualisation Process (9/12)
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Aspects of Information Visualisation 10/12)
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Quiz: InfoVis versus SciVis (11/12)
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Review of the Learning Objectives (12/12)
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Chapter 2: Forms of Visualisation – What Forms of Representation Are Suitable for My Data?
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Chapter 2
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Learning Objectives (1/28)
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Implementing Visualisation (2/28)
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Requirements of Visualisation (3/28)
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Number of Dimensions (4/28)
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Forms of Representation (5/28)
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Vertical Bar Chart (6/28)
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Horizontal Bar Chart (7/28)
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Line Graph (8/28)
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Quiz: Reading charts (9/28)
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Scatter Plot (10/28)
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Bubble Chart (11/28)
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Box Plot (12/28)
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Word Cloud (13/28)
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Pie Chart (14/28)
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Network Graph / Tree Diagram (15/28)
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Map (16/28)
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Geographic Information System (17/28)
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Infographic (18/28)
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Interactive Visualisation (19/28)
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Interactive Timeline (20/28)
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Complex Visualisations (21/28)
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Quiz: Chart Memory (22/28)
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General Visualisation Tools (23/28)
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Visualising with Excel (24/28)
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Tools for Simple Graphics (25/28)
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Programming Languages for Complex Visualisations (26/28)
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Quiz on Chapter 2 (27/28)
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Review of the Learning Objectives (28/28)
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Chapter 3: Organisation and Design – How Do I Bring My Data into Focus?
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Chapter 3
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Learning Objectives (1/29)
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Graphic Design (2/29)
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Data in Focus (3/29)
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Overloaded vs Clear Design (4/29)
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Chartjunk (5/29)
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Avoiding Chartjunk (6/29)
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Design Laws (7/29)
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Separating Figures from Background (8/29)
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Ambiguous Images (9/29)
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Proximity (10/29)
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Similarity / Equivalence (11/29)
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Simplicity (12/29)
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Quiz: Symmetry (13/29)
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Unity (14/29)
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Continuity (15/29)
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Quiz: Visual Weight (16/29)
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Good Charts According to Tufte (17/29)
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Quiz: Perception of Colour (18/29)
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Use of colours (19/29)
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Interaction of Several Colours (20/29)
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Grey, the New Colour (21/29)
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Shades of Grey (22/29)
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Text and Language (23/29)
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Captions (24/29)
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Font (25/29)
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More Tips and Examples (26/29)
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Data Backup and Vector Graphics (27/29)
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Final Quiz Chapter 3 (28/29)
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Review of the Learning Objectives (29/29)
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Chapter 4: Critical Information Visualisation – How Do I Make the Process Transparent?
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Chapter 4
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Learning Objectives (1/13)
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Visualisations Can Manipulate (2/13)
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Good Scientific Practice (3/13)
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Principles of Good Scientific Practice (4/13)
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Transparency of the Visualisation Process (5/13)
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Referencing (6/13)
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Publishing Data (7/13)
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Citing and Storing Data (8/13)
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Uncertain Data (9/13)
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Manipulative Representations (10/13)
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Tips for Accurate Representation (11/13)
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Review of the Leaning Objectives (12/13)
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What next? (13/13)
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References
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