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© Richard Overy and picture this, 2012. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material or photographs without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Tag Archives: Data visualization
Do you still use a cassette tape or a phonograph?
Copied from Communities of Practice This is my last blog post to Communities of Practice. The site will soon become obsolete (31st March 2012); I am sad that the CoP site is coming to an end but I’m also excited about the brand … Continue reading
A free tool to help map your thoughts
Freemind is an open source software package which allows the user to map out ideas (or mindmap) projects or thoughts visually. The software is relatively easy to use, create new branches using the return key, drag and drop or use ctrl + arrows to … Continue reading
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Tagged buzan, data visualisation, Data visualization, free, freemind, infographics, information graphics, mapping, mindmap, mindmapping, open source, richard overy, spatial, thoughts, visualize, youtube
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Social Media Visualised
The Global Web Index Lite has been created by Trend Stream to visualise social media profiles. The user selects the relevant country, gender, age group and behaviour, a simple browser is then used to provide the results. The example below is the ‘lite’ … Continue reading
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Tagged age group, country, Data visualization, gender, information graphics, interactive, profiles, profiling, Social media, visualising data
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Cool Welsh Stats Tool
I recently stubbled upon the Welsh Government National Strategic Indicators Viewer; a visualisation application which allows the user to compare data for Welsh local authorities in a map, chart or a combination of the two. I was impressed at how intuitive … Continue reading
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Tagged Data visualization, homelessness, Wales, Welsh, welsh government, welsh infographics, welsh nsi, welsh visualisations
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