Presenting Data and Information A one-day course taught by Edward Tufte
This is not an AIGA event.
- Dates
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Thursday, February 2, 2006 - Friday, February 3, 2006
- Event Website
- Description
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AIGA Medalist and information design guru, Edward Tufte, will teach two one-day courses in Austin. Everyone taking the course receives copies of all three of his books, the Napoleon March poster, and Edward Tufte’s essay on PowerPoint.
Topics covered in one-day course.
- fundamental strategies of information design.
- evaluating evidence used in presentations.
- statistical data: tables, graphics, and semi-graphics.
- business, scientific, legal, financial presentations.
- complexity and clarity.
- effective presentations: on paper and in person.
- use of video, overheads, computers, and handouts.
- multi-media, internet, and websites.
- credibility of presentations.
- design of information displays in public spaces.
- animation and scientific visualizations.
- design of computer interfaces and manuals.