Aggregator Chart Data Map 
sgEngage
APRIL 17, 2024
As a Database Administrator, my world revolves around helping users make sense of the information they receive, from voice-of-the-customer anecdotes and impressions to polished Key Performance Indicator (KPI) graphs, charts, and dashboards. Why pay attention to data? Data is valuable! Data fuels most activities in a nonprofit.
Amy Sample Ward
APRIL 8, 2011
and provided the two possible responses of “friends&# or “data&# – I used the question style where respondents had to pick one answer or the other exclusively. As soon as the question is live, you start seeing the impressions and the responses, aggregated in real time. It’s incredible!
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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JUNE 1, 2012
He has some terrific advice about how to apply visual thinking to your data visualization and to get insights. But first, he simplifies what visual thinking is: Look, See, Imagine, and Show. These are a great set of questions to ask as you look over your data. The steps are: Collect your data. Map the data.
NTEN
MAY 12, 2011
By Kurt Voelker, CTO, Forum One Data is the new black. These days everyone is releasing it, visualizing it, aggregating it, and mashing it up. Data is so much more than a stack of numbers or a server filled with client outputs. The truth can become obvious when you reveal the change in data in a visual way.
Forum One
FEBRUARY 21, 2011
Data is the new black. These days everyone is releasing it, visualizing it, aggregating it, and mashing it up. Data is so much more than a stack of numbers or a server filled with client outputs. Here are 6 ways to tell your stories with data that you can apply to your own web and communications work: 1. Focus the Story.
Forum One
FEBRUARY 21, 2011
Data is the new black. These days everyone is releasing it, visualizing it, aggregating it, and mashing it up. Data is so much more than a stack of numbers or a server filled with client outputs. Here are 6 ways to tell your stories with data that you can apply to your own web and communications work: 1. Focus the Story.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
FEBRUARY 3, 2011
If you are wondering about the chart, it came a cool free tool called “ Export.ly “ It will analyze your Twitter audience, Facebook page, and even your email box by grabbing the data and dumping it into a spreadsheet. My LinkedIn Network Map – a set on Flickr. I used it analyze the Facebook page.
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