Storytelling with data is more than data visualization. Learn how to adapt your data visualization to the message.
Are you striving to make your data-driven narratives more impactful and memorable? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
What you’ll learn
- Build a storyline from your data analysis.
- Understand the importance of the audience in a presentation.
- Data storytelling that sticks and resonates with your audience.
- Create the right visuals for your story.
- Data Visualization: Which chart is more convenient?.
- How to structure your storyline: Storyboarding.
Course Content
- The importance of the audience and the context –> 5 lectures • 22min.
- Creating a powerful storyline –> 5 lectures • 21min.
- Slides to support your story –> 5 lectures • 23min.
- Data visualization that sticks –> 5 lectures • 20min.
Requirements
Are you striving to make your data-driven narratives more impactful and memorable? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
My name is Álvaro and I have 5+ years of experience presenting data to executives in corporate and scale-up environments.
Data itself is important, but how you present it, is critical.
You may have done a great analysis, but if your audience cannot understand it, you won’t drive change, people won’t remember your data, and your efforts will be in vain.
This is why I’ve created this course. This course is for people who want to learn how to build great narratives and presentations with data that stick and resonate.
- If you are an analyst, you will learn how to structure your insights into a story that is remembered and gets people’s attention.
- If you don’t analyze data, but you want to learn how to present it, here you will learn how to visualize data and structure your storyline according to the message and audience you’re facing.
Data itself is not remembered, but stories have been the main tool to spread wisdom for thousands of years, let’s learn how to leverage stories in data presentations.
Do not lose the opportunity to make the difference because the delivery of your data presentation was poor.