This week, we talked about:

• The importance of visual rhetoric in public writing
• Connecting visual rhetoric to choices in making charts
• An option to try out Python, if you want
• How charts can be misleading and how to guard against that in charts you make
• Non-traditional methods in visualizing data that can appeal to emotions in ethical ways
• Went over the data visualization revision assignment

Next Time

-Submit the proposal for the Campaign for Circulation project (see course schedule under April 14 and on Blackboard for prompt). Submit this week.

-Skim through the three brief readings for class on Monday, April 19. We will be talking about design and accessibility.

-Start working toward revision of your data-driven white paper (should have comments on your draft by next week)

-Start working toward Campaign for Circulation project and start at least thinking toward the Data Visualization Revision project.