Mona Chalabi: Sequence, Sequence… Surprise! Designing Data for Maximum Impact

As data editor for the Guardian US, Mona Chalabi contextualizes big numbers with her signature illustrated - and often provocative - data visualizations. But her end goal isn’t just a shareable image; it’s to make sure readers understand the big picture. In this talk, Chalabi shares her approach to storytelling with data, including:
What common mistakes to avoid when presenting data
Why data visualization can never be totally subjective
How repetition and surprise can be wielded to emphasize important information
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mona is awesome

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Keep on keeping on mona.

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You’re amazing! You make learning interesting! Do you have a channel or what’s the best way to support your work?

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Amazing❤

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You're an inspiration

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If only my daughters would watch this 👌

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just don't correct someone's grammar but she said correcting someone's grammar consider to be racist and supporting the white supremacy. ua-cam.com/video/MlMG5rtwFVg/v-deo.html

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Lee Ron She didn’t actually say that but it is heavily implied

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Genius

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Danny B. Mona is outstanding !

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I’d probably sell my house!