We’re now in week 7 of our 8 week journey! This week we’ll be looking at some Data Visualization tools that will help both librarians and patrons understand, interpret, and share their data more effectively. ManyEyes, Visual.Ly, and Taxegdo.com are all free, online webtools that can help users to create and share both data and graphic images. We’ll also be exploring how academic libraries can use these tools to analyze information that will benefit their patrons, staff, and members of the broader community. This module has some great exercises set up for you to try out these tools, and also a fun opportunity to set up a great word cloud for your blog. We look forward to reading your reflections and experiences with these data visualization sites and seeing your word clouds!
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Week 7 and Data Visualization
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- Categories Data Visualization
- Author ardawn
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Week 8: Wrap UpApril 10, 2013
Our final week is upon us! Take this week to go through any modules you may have missed and reflect on your learning experience.
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About this Program
This Learning 2.0 module was originally designed and implemented by students in Dr. Michael Stephens' Transformative Literacies class in the Spring of 2013 (LIBR 281). This class is part of San Jose State University’s School of Library and Information Science curriculum. It was authored by SLIS students for Washington University Libraries. It is available for use for other libraries or institutions. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.