Data is a necessary commodity. Data and information are readily available at your fingertips because of the accessibility of the internet. Because of this, data visualization and infographics are ...

Instead of telling people about a story/data/information, show them. Humans are inherently programmed to respond to the visual and our brains process images 60,000 times faster than text. Images seen ...

“I start with the idea, and usually a question. Something that typically stupefies me, bewilders me, or frustrates me,” McCandless tells The Creators Project in an interview. “And then the question ...

The U.S. student loan debt has now reached a staggering $1.6 trillion this year and continuing to grow, many college graduates worry that they may never be able to pay off their debt. Over 44 million ...

It’s been said that we’re living in the golden age of data visualization. And why shouldn’t we be? Every move we make is potential fodder for a bar chart or line graph. Regardless of how you feel ...

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These days, data visualizations are a popular tool for everyone from researchers to reporters trying to explain complex concepts and statistics. But just because computers make it easier to create ...

In the year since The Oregonian/OregonLive launched its new Data Team, we've produced a huge trove of data visualizations, infographics, maps and searchable databases. Many of these items were ...

It's difficult to read raw data in spreadsheets, reports and the like. As a result, good data visualization plays an increasingly important role in conveying the information embedded in corporate data ...

Linda Hofschire knew something had to be done. An analyst at Library Research Service at Colorado State Library (CSL), Hofschire says that her colleagues had been collecting school library impact ...

It’s often said that we live in a time of omnipresent data visualization—a Golden Age of Infographics, if you will—but you don't get too far into Graphic Presentation, written in 1939 by graphics ...