School of Data https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PT: Header Default Blog Standard New Homepage Instructor A Gentle Introduction to Mapping PT: Header Default Online geocoding [Quiz] Tabular data [Quiz] Five stars of open data FR: Header Default ES: Header Default Jetpack Contact Form EN FR: Header Default ES: Header Default An Introduction to Aid Data Working with Budgets and Spending Data Data Fundamentals A Gentle Introduction to Data Cleaning Introduction into Exploring Data A Gentle Introduction into Extracting Data [Quiz] Open data definition [Quiz] Structured datasets Footer Main Presenting Data Header Default Collecting Data Using Smartphones Quality and Consistent Data with Open Data Editor Our history Course overview Welcome to the course Tips for documenting your work Tools for documenting your data work Introduction Quiz Quiz Data is always numbers. Contact About us What do you not need to tell a datastory? Data alone is enough – We do not have to provide context. Which step is not commonly done in answering questions with data? Publishing your results online Telling the story Finding a Story in Data The process Introduction When can you use the average? If a party got 10% of votes last election and got 15% this election is this: The aspect ratio (height/width) of a plot changes the perception of the data. If the median income is 70.000US$…