Forget death by powerpoint… death by spreadsheet has been around ever since Microsoft office first appeared in our lives in 1998 (yes it is THAT old!). Data and spreadsheets have gone hand in hand since then and frankly, its boring.
But what if I told you that there are ways to make those boring spreadsheets interesting? And what if I told you that you could learn how to do it?
Data visualisation: Going analogue is a hands-on and fun course from Applied Works, the creative minds behind the BBC's much talked about data tool The Great British Class Calculator.
Taking place in the gorgeous setting of Somerset House in London, you’ll learn about the history of data visualisation, what makes good (and bad) data visualisation, and then collect your own data set and visualise it. You’ll then share and discuss your work with fellow attendees.
Check out the course here.
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