Blogs about: Tufte
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Beautiful Evidence
This is the third book of Tufte I read (check also Visual Explanations and Envisioning Information). My impression about BE is that’s a book which somewhat summarizes previous texts (also the ch… more →
Francesco's Weblog
Do presentations like no other or at least do it well...
Jörgen Dahlberg wrote 1 day ago: Going beyond the corporate template or the built in templates you could try some methodologies like … more →
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My Reflections From Tufte
Brian Buck wrote 4 weeks ago: I learned a lot when I saw Edward Tufte last week. I have increased ^ my knowledge of data presen … more →
A New Hobby: Tufte Trolling
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Brent wrote 1 month ago: I attended a one-day course by Edward Tufte a few weeks ago. I’ve since read 2.75 of his 4 b … more →
Tufte's The Cognitive Style of Powerpoint
gfhurley wrote 4 months ago: This pamphlet surprised me. I assumed the text would be more liberal regarding the effectiveness o … more →
Towards a better Singles Map (?)
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Julio Gonzalez Altamirano wrote 4 months ago: Richard Florida’s singles map and commentary just didn’t seem right. I was both dissa … more →
Tufte's Sparklines In The Service Of Retail Discount Efficiency
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rekha6 wrote 5 months ago: I attended Edward Tufte’s “course” on information design a few weeks ago. The hund … more →
Better presentations through animated bubbles and zen
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Dan Carew wrote 6 months ago: Having just spent two weeks working on Powerpoints for a client, I’ve been thinking about pres … more →
Tufte on the iPhone
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Robert wrote 6 months ago: Information design guru Edward Tufte has posted his analysis of the iPhone’s user interface, w … more →
Article In The Economist
kmb wrote 7 months ago: Nice article in The Economist which references some classic statistical graphics … http://www. … more →
Distributed Objects
Mike McGrath wrote 8 months ago: The title of my post doesn’t sound particularly sexy. And as I learned from Jean Louis Gassee … more →
The Visual Display of Fattening Information
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rekha6 wrote 8 months ago: Last week, I watched the “60 Minutes” segment about chain restaurants and the growing pr … more →
The cognitive style of TiddlyWiki
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jayfresh wrote 10 months ago: “The [PowerPoint] slide format has the worst signal/noise ratio of any known method of communi … more →
Visual Literacy
wanless wrote 10 months ago: An interview with Tony Buzan, the creator of the mind map, brings to mind an important point about l … more →
Academic Presentation Style
Ben Kraal wrote 10 months ago: There’s an interesting thread on Improving Academic Presentation Style on the revamped 43folde … more →
Is Foreign Policy telling lies with charts and statistics?
smartpeopleiknow wrote 1 year ago: Take a look at this Foreign Policy chart recently published on the “so called surge” and … more →
Edward Tufte
smartpeopleiknow wrote 1 year ago: If you haven’t heard of Edward Tufte or have but haven’t read anything by him, I highly … more →
MindMaps
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bamstutz wrote 1 year ago: About a year ago I started making mind maps using Mindjet’s MindManager software, and I have b … more →
Article on Tufte
David wrote 1 year ago: A piece on Edward Tufte, the guru of the visual display of quantitative information (click here) … more →
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