Creating Effective Charts and Graphs
Students will use spreadsheet software or online tools to create various data visualizations, focusing on best practices.
Key Questions
- Design a chart that effectively communicates a specific trend or comparison from a dataset.
- Justify the choice of a particular chart type for a given data story.
- Critique common mistakes in data visualization that can mislead an audience.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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