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As the Fall semester comes to a close, please enjoy the following resources that we curated specifically for our DataViz community! We wish you a joyful and safe Winter Break and look forward to connecting with you in the Spring.
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Accessibility
Have you wondered whether or not your data visualizations are accessible to color blind viewers? If so, check out this blog--The Best Charts for Color Blind Viewers--for info and tips you can implement today!
Image source: https://shop.decoart.com/blog/color-theory-basics-the-color-wheel/
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Dear Data
Our colleagues in Digital Scholarship are gearing up for Dear Data Binghamton 2024, coming this Spring. You can expect more details after the New Year. In the meantime, if you find yourself in NYC this winter season, stop by MoMA and check out the original work--Dear Data--by Georgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec that started it all! The project is also available as a published book at your favorite library or bookstore.
Image source: https://medium.com/@giorgialupi/dear-data-has-been-acquired-by-moma-but-this-isnt-what-we-are-most-excited-about-bdaa3376d9db
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Crash Courses
Do you know a student looking to develop their data visualization skills? Each semester, our colleagues in Harpur Edge offer a series of Crash Courses covering a range of sought-after skills, such as Tableau for Data Visualization. Some courses may result in an official BingU microcredential! Check B-Engaged for a full list of Harpur Edge upcoming events.
Image source: https://www.tableau.com/learn/articles/data-visualization
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