2018.09.11 Digital Library Pedagogy Twitter Chat

Supporting data visualization is increasingly common in libraries and digital scholarship labs. And data visualization can be useful to exploring digital collections in new ways. Join us as we talk about what teaching data visualization looks like for you! Twitter Chat will take place at 2PM ET on Tuesday, September 11.

Welcome! This #DLFteach chat is hosted by @ararebit & @eagibes
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For this #DLFTeach Chat, we'll be talking about teaching data visualization. It's increasingly common in libraries, and data viz can help explore digital collections in new ways.
Ready? Here we go! #DLFteach
First, introduce yourself! #DLFteach
Q1: What does data viz instruction look like at your institution? #DLFteach
Q2: What data viz tools have been most successful for instruction (e.g., Tableau, R, etc.)? #DLFteach
Q3: What are some of the barriers to offering data viz instruction? #DLFteach
Q4: What techniques for teaching data viz work for you and your campus? #DLFteach
Q5: What's something surprising you've learned from teaching data visualization? #DLFteach
Thank you for participating in this #DLFteach chat!
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That’s a wrap on this afternoon's #DLFteach chat! Save the date for our next one on November 13