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Loving Clarity Program

Module 1. The basis

START HERE: Navigating the campus

Overview of the training

Definition and purposes of Dataviz

Dataviz Ingredients

Data and Information

Principles and Indicators

The Dataviz “Formula”

Assignment 1 – Visual recipe

Assignment 2 – Comment these visuals

Let’s check if all was clear

Module 2. Visual Thinking

Thinking visually

Dataviz vs Graphic design

Creative process

Assignment 3 – List of Ideas

Assignment 4 – A Process in Your Work

Assignment 5 – Timeline of your life

Checking key concepts

Module 3. Types of Graphs

Types of graphs (I)

Types of graphs (II)

Types of graphs (III)

Types of graphs (IV)

Types of graphs (V)

Types of Graphs (VI)

Types of graphs (VII)

Assignment 6 – Create a program Timeline

Assignment 7 – Create a map

Assignment 8 – Create a stakeholders mapping

Checking key messages

Module 4. Types of uses

Describing the intervention

Describing the methodology

Presenting results

Assignment 9 – Create a Visual from this text (I)

Assignment 10 – Create a Visual from this text (II)

Assignment 11 – Create a Visual from this text (III)

Quiz: final check

Module 5. Catalogues and tools

Catalogues and tools

Bonus: Powerpoint

The menus – Introduction

Lines, connectors and arrows

Animations and Transitions

Imitate this visual (I)

Imitate this visual (II)

Stacked column chart

Diverged bar chart

Discovering Canva (1)

Discovering Canva (2)

Bonus: Visualizing Theories of Change

Dataviz for Theories of change

Basics of Dataviz

Create or redo a Theory of Change

Prioritizing key messages

Reports in Powerpoint

Create a dashboard

Create a Rich picture

Create an infographic

Redo your proposal

Redo your report

Hands-on Demonstrations

Redoing a presentation (1)

Redoing a presentation (2)

Redoing a presentation (3)

Checking key messages

Loving Clarity Program
Module 3. Types of Graphs
Checking key messages

Usual check at the end of the module

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

Qualitative information cannot be presented in quantitative graphs.

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There are often several ways/graphs to present the same information.

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3. Question

Predefined graphs cannot be modified or altered, they have to be respected.

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4. Question

Any graph is adequate to depict precise magnitudes.

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5. Question

Flowcharts, causal maps and decision trees are similar graphs, though they look rather similar.

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