DataTherapy (Boston: Hub of Innovation)

1. Rahul Bhargava
2. Novices
3. Evocative Physicalize Images Maps Traditional Graphs Interactive Explanatory Games Graphics Techniques
4. Maps
5. Evocative Image
6. traditional graph Traditional Graphs
7. = Nigel Holmes Explanatory Graphic
8. Physicalize
9. Interactive Game
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11. ? Data Murals
12. rahulb@mit.edu | @rahulbot | datatherapy.org

Innovating tools to help build community and civic engagement
Data presentation draws on lots of areas
Tools in the areas have gotten easier
Adding to toolbox for novices, but how do you pick
I try to help with Data Therapy workshops/webinars/bloh
focus on goals and audience to drive technique selection
Categories or techniques to pull from
Not all geographic data should be on a map
Bar is being lowered, consider literacy
Annotate graphs with the story
Explaining != informing
Work with artists to represent more creatively
D is right answer
These are ways of creating a data presentation
Other elements are people and numbers
Traditional model:expertwork with data to create some presentation for others
Newer model: facilitated communityworks with data to createpresentation (and creates community connections, awareness, capacity)
mural + data-driven story + community-built art= something new (qualitative & quantitative)
data sharing as a tool for community building and empowerment
Come talk to me

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