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DESCRIPTION:Our world is data-rich — big data\, small data\, limp data\, 
 qualitative\, quantitative\, and mixed data. Like clay\, data is a medium 
 available for shaping stories. When we create maps and infographics\, we d
 o so at the confluence of data and design. Skillfully navigating and craft
 ing impactful visual stories is an essential skill for smart nonprofits\, 
 effective leadership\, and an informed civil society.\n\nIn this two-part 
 180-minute live participation e-certification series\, you will engage in 
 an exploration of visual data storytelling. You’ll learn to assess and u
 nderstand the narrative power behind maps and infographics through a dynam
 ic examination of their power. We’ll explore real-world examples to see 
 what makes an infographic effective and impactful and discuss how to creat
 e visual indexes and proxies that serve as guides to interpretation. We’
 ll also address the topic of bias in visual data storytelling: how to iden
 tify it\, understand its impact\, and use it strategically in our narrativ
 es. By engaging with these elements\, participants will enhance their crit
 ical thinking skills in the context of data visualization and get equipped
  with the newest insights and practical knowledge. This SSIR Live! webinar
 -workshop is developed\, facilitated\, and presented by Carissa Carter\, t
 he academic director at the Stanford d.school\, the Hasso Plattner Institu
 te for Design at Stanford University.\n\nNote: This is not a data analytic
 s or statistics course\; it is suitable for anyone\, regardless of their f
 amiliarity with design\, data\, and storytelling. This hands-on and engagi
 ng online workshop will be highly beneficial to leaders and practitioners 
 from nonprofits\, foundations\, government\, business\, and other social s
 ector organizations. With a blend of theory and practice\, this live progr
 am series will leave participants with the tools to craft narratives that 
 are not only informative but also compelling and memorable. Whether you’
 re looking to tell the story of your organization’s impact\, shed light 
 on complex issues\, or simply bring data to life in new and engaging ways\
 , this workshop will provide the foundation and inspiration to do so. Join
  us and transform the way you see and share stories with data.\n\n \n\nPro
 gram Details:\n\nPart I: Navigating Data's Design Dimension\nDate: Tuesday
 \, March 26\, 2024\nTime: 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PT / 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET [90
 -minute session]\n\nThe data universe is vast and varied. Countless storie
 s await discovery within its depths. But how do we ensure we're charting t
 he correct course through this expansive terrain? In the first installment
  of our journey\, we will:\n\nVenture through the data-and-design nexus\, 
 unveiling a blueprint for dissecting maps\, infographics\, and visual data
  narratives.Manipulate the variables that bring infographics to life\, dra
 wing from a repository of authentic scenarios.Construct indices and proxie
 s\, the silent narrators in our data stories.Probe the underlying narrativ
 es and hidden motives within infographics and cartographic depictions.Part
  II: Weaving Narratives with Infographics\nDate: Thursday\, March 28\, 202
 4\nTime: 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PT / 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET [90-minute session]\
 n\nData alone does not make a story. We need a narrative that breathes lif
 e into numbers\, but crafting a tale that resonates with your audience is 
 an art form. In the second chapter of our exploration\, we will:\n\nDelve 
 into the science of storytelling and its impact on our perception.Unveil s
 trategies to unearth the tales you aspire to tell through your organizatio
 n or initiative.Sculpt a narrative arc that mirrors the essence of your mi
 ssion.Master the art of drafting emotional continuums that captivate and m
 ove your audience.Reflect on the holistic art of employing data visualizat
 ion as a storytelling medium.Some course materials will reference instruct
 or Carissa Carter’s books\, The Secret Language of Maps: How to Tell Vis
 ual Stories With Data and Assembling Tomorrow: A Guide to Designing a Thri
 ving Future.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Design Strategies for Impactful Storytelling: From Data to Dialogue
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/design_strategies_for_impac
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DESCRIPTION:Our world is data-rich — big data\, small data\, limp data\, 
 qualitative\, quantitative\, and mixed data. Like clay\, data is a medium 
 available for shaping stories. When we create maps and infographics\, we d
 o so at the confluence of data and design. Skillfully navigating and craft
 ing impactful visual stories is an essential skill for smart nonprofits\, 
 effective leadership\, and an informed civil society.\n\nIn this two-part 
 180-minute live participation e-certification series\, you will engage in 
 an exploration of visual data storytelling. You’ll learn to assess and u
 nderstand the narrative power behind maps and infographics through a dynam
 ic examination of their power. We’ll explore real-world examples to see 
 what makes an infographic effective and impactful and discuss how to creat
 e visual indexes and proxies that serve as guides to interpretation. We’
 ll also address the topic of bias in visual data storytelling: how to iden
 tify it\, understand its impact\, and use it strategically in our narrativ
 es. By engaging with these elements\, participants will enhance their crit
 ical thinking skills in the context of data visualization and get equipped
  with the newest insights and practical knowledge. This SSIR Live! webinar
 -workshop is developed\, facilitated\, and presented by Carissa Carter\, t
 he academic director at the Stanford d.school\, the Hasso Plattner Institu
 te for Design at Stanford University.\n\nNote: This is not a data analytic
 s or statistics course\; it is suitable for anyone\, regardless of their f
 amiliarity with design\, data\, and storytelling. This hands-on and engagi
 ng online workshop will be highly beneficial to leaders and practitioners 
 from nonprofits\, foundations\, government\, business\, and other social s
 ector organizations. With a blend of theory and practice\, this live progr
 am series will leave participants with the tools to craft narratives that 
 are not only informative but also compelling and memorable. Whether you’
 re looking to tell the story of your organization’s impact\, shed light 
 on complex issues\, or simply bring data to life in new and engaging ways\
 , this workshop will provide the foundation and inspiration to do so. Join
  us and transform the way you see and share stories with data.\n\n \n\nPro
 gram Details:\n\nPart I: Navigating Data's Design Dimension\nDate: Tuesday
 \, March 26\, 2024\nTime: 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PT / 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET [90
 -minute session]\n\nThe data universe is vast and varied. Countless storie
 s await discovery within its depths. But how do we ensure we're charting t
 he correct course through this expansive terrain? In the first installment
  of our journey\, we will:\n\nVenture through the data-and-design nexus\, 
 unveiling a blueprint for dissecting maps\, infographics\, and visual data
  narratives.Manipulate the variables that bring infographics to life\, dra
 wing from a repository of authentic scenarios.Construct indices and proxie
 s\, the silent narrators in our data stories.Probe the underlying narrativ
 es and hidden motives within infographics and cartographic depictions.Part
  II: Weaving Narratives with Infographics\nDate: Thursday\, March 28\, 202
 4\nTime: 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PT / 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET [90-minute session]\
 n\nData alone does not make a story. We need a narrative that breathes lif
 e into numbers\, but crafting a tale that resonates with your audience is 
 an art form. In the second chapter of our exploration\, we will:\n\nDelve 
 into the science of storytelling and its impact on our perception.Unveil s
 trategies to unearth the tales you aspire to tell through your organizatio
 n or initiative.Sculpt a narrative arc that mirrors the essence of your mi
 ssion.Master the art of drafting emotional continuums that captivate and m
 ove your audience.Reflect on the holistic art of employing data visualizat
 ion as a storytelling medium.Some course materials will reference instruct
 or Carissa Carter’s books\, The Secret Language of Maps: How to Tell Vis
 ual Stories With Data and Assembling Tomorrow: A Guide to Designing a Thri
 ving Future.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Design Strategies for Impactful Storytelling: From Data to Dialogue
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/design_strategies_for_impac
 tful_storytelling_from_data_to_dialogue
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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