Data Visualization: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (Data Foundations Series)

Description: This session provides an overview of key concepts in data visualization and focuses on the top ten do’s and don’ts when creating charts and graphics to communicate your research data. Hands-on examples will be used to explore different tools, as well as design considerations for accessibility.

Learning objectives: In this workshop participants will:

  • Gain an overview of data visualization theory
  • List popular tools and considerations to be taken with each
  • Discuss what makes a good vs. bad graphic
  • Explore and discuss effectiveness of different visualizations

Presenter(s): Meg Miller, GIS & Research Visualization Librarian

Date:
Monday, January 19, 2026
Time:
4:30pm - 5:30pm
Location:
Gold Lab Room 111
Campus:
Fort Garry
Audience:
  Faculty, Instructors, or Researchers     Graduate Students  
Categories:
  Data and GIS     Data Foundations Development Series     FGPS GradSteps Workshops from the Libraries     Library Workshops  
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