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Democratizing Data

to Drive

Community Change

welcome

MIT Center for Civic Media

Agenda

the art of making social change

through making media

How Do You Use Data?

encouraging

engagement

tracking

media

attention

  • welcome
  • audience & goals
  • presentation techniques
  • remix activity
  • conclusion

making

media

promisetracker.org

dashboard.mediameter.org

readfold.com

Tip

this workship

How do You Feel About Working with Data?

how to present your data

story-telling

cartography

I could use

some help

statistics

color theory

data mining

totally

lost

I'm an

expert

data analysis

presentation skills

graphic design

software

programming

a process

www.datatherapy.org

#datatherapy

rahulb@mit.edu

@rahulbot

A Food Metaphor

The Data Cycles

this workshop

Mark Johnstone

who

general public

informed public

what

volunteers

why

audiences?

donors

internal

inform

policy makers

get funding

inspire activism

funders

chronological

students

sequential

raise awareness

educate

goals

interview

reflection

focus group

qualitative

or

quantitative

geolocated

grow membership

change policy

tabular

survey

change social norms

behaviour change

narrative

repeating

divergent

photo

your audience

identify your

goals

find & characterize

your data

chronological

sequential

interview

focus group

qualitative

or

quantitative

geolocated

tabular

survey

narrative

repeating

divergent

photo

biases

predisposition

when/where

awareness

opportunities

how

challenges

affordances

personalize it

with stories

make a

creative chart

map it

techniques

make an

interactive game

make a

traditional chart

"physicalize" it

the setting /

medium

what technique

are you using

remix

techniques

personalize it

with stories

make a

creative chart

make an

interactive game

map it

make a

traditional chart

"data sculpture"

Map Your Data:

Town Population Map

Personalize Your Data with Stories:

Photos from a Local Assessment

Make a "data sculpture":

Sugar in a Soft Drink

Make Your Data Interactive

The Prudential Ribbon Experiment

Chart Your Data Traditionally:

Hockey and Bathroom Breaks in Canada

Chart Your Data Creatively:

A Data Mural