Tag Archives for Data Visualization
Special Issue: Visualizing the (Data) Future
As libraries and academic institutions evolve into “data-driven” organizations, they are looking for meaningful ways in which to convey their data to funding and regulatory agencies, licensing and accreditation boards, and institutional students, faculty and staff. This data-driven culture is … Continue reading
Using Maps to Promote Data-Driven Decision-Making: One Library’s Experience in Data Visualization Instruction
Data play a crucial role in health research, education, and patient care. Initiatives such as Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) and Precision Medicine point to the increasing focus and value of data use and reuse. As the universe of data … Continue reading
Information Architecture Lenses: Perspectives on Structure
Information architecture is the practice of designing the virtual structures that underpin digital products. With digital products becoming more complex and specialized, information architecture remains as essential as ever. These structures demand deliberate and vigorous attention. Read More