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Join us for an informal data visualization drop-in where you can explore a short, themed exercise at your own pace. Work through a hands-on example designed to spark ideas about how data can be visualized clearly and effectively—no prior experience required.
Meg Miller (GIS & Research Visualization Librarian) will be on hand throughout the session to answer questions about the exercise, talk through design choices, or help you think about visualization approaches for your own research data. Whether you’re just getting started or refining an existing project, this drop-in is a chance to experiment, ask questions, and get practical feedback in a relaxed setting.
Drop in anytime during the session. Stay for as little or as long as you like.
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Feb 10th- NJM Library Feb. 13th - Dafoe Library |
#LoveDataWeek (Ask me anything about Library data services, help shape the labs!) |
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Feb 17th- Dafoe Library Feb. 25th - NJM Library |
Infographics (Web tools vs. desktop) |
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Mar. 3rd - Dafoe Library Mar. 10th - NJM Library |
Dashboards (PowerBI, ArcGIS) |
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Mar. 17th - Dafoe Library Mar. 24th - NJM Library |
Desktop GIS software (ArcGIS Pro, QGIS) |
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Mar. 31st - Dafoe Library Apr. 7th - NJM Library |
Digital Storytelling (Sharing your work with apps, story maps, XR and other tools) |
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Apr. 14th - Dafoe Library Apr. 21st - NJM Library |
GIS Hub housekeeping (Account access, creating a portfolio etc.) |
Related LibGuide: Data Visualization by Meg Miller