What a Book Published in the 80s Taught Me about Data Visualization | Nightingale
I was on holiday recently in the Welsh border town of Hay on Wye, when I came across a book that instantly caught my attention.| Nightingale
I was on holiday recently in the Welsh border town of Hay on Wye, when I came across a book that instantly caught my attention.| Nightingale
The S-H-O-W conference instilled a vision for growth and impact of data visualization. Here are some key takeaways from student attendees.| Nightingale
DVS's 2023 Outlier Conference was held in Porto, Portugal, and virtually in early May. Here's what a few attendees say about the experience.| Nightingale
The Eyeo festival has always held an interesting place in the community as, I’m told, it never really focused on any specific subject matter.| Nightingale
The book explores the world of tactile and hand-made data exhibits. It showcases inspiring physicalization projects and offers tips and tools to try your own.| Nightingale
When I came across I’m not a numbers person and learned about Dr.| Nightingale
I was excited to read and review Questions in Dataviz by Neil Richards, because I love the idea of data visualization design driven by questions.| Nightingale
Following up on his first book, which considered data from the individual level, Jordan Morrow’s Be Data Driven looks at harnessing the power of data...| Nightingale
A few months ago I had the pleasure of sitting down with Ciera Martinez to discuss the founding of the project, Data Science by Design, and what they've...| Nightingale
Kat Greenbrook is a data storyteller from Aotearoa, New Zealand.| Nightingale
The book "Drawing Data with Kids" makes data visualization accessible, low-tech, and something the whole family can do—no screens required.| Nightingale
The multi-disciplinary nature of the data visualization profession presents opportunities for fruitful collaboration while also leading to points of...| Nightingale
Thomas C. Redman's book provides strategic advice to corporate leadership about how to engage all workers in the data process.| Nightingale
