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Why Visualize Data: ReadingsWhy Visualize Data: Creative and Visual Thinking in the Case of Du Bois
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Data Visualization NowVisualizations Help Formulate New HypothesesWhy Communicate Through Visualizations?Why the History of Data Visualization Matters NowWhat Motivated DuBois?Data Visualization as a Scientific Concern for the Du Bois LabCommunicating Science to the Public: The 1900 Paris ExpositionMotivation: What could a scientist do?Turning Data into ArtCombining Different Art FormsPicture This: Getting Creative With DataPraised and PreservedRecap (Overall Learning Objectives)References
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Du Bois, 1911
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Illitercy
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Income and Expenditure of 150 Negro Families in
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Reading and Interpreting STEM ChartsExample: Re-Create with Modern Data and Accessible Design
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R coding interactives
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