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Jenn Schilling

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Schilling Data Studio
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​Jenn Schilling is a Senior Research Analyst at the University of Arizona, a Data Science Mentor at Posit, and founder of Schilling Data Studio, a data visualization training and consulting agency. Jenn has over a decade of experience working with data in a variety of industries and helps analysts and aspiring analysts grow their data viz, analysis, and R skills so they can effectively communicate data and insights. She also has experience teaching middle school, graduate students, and working professionals.

Principles of Good Data Viz
December 7th; 10:00-11:00am PST
​What key principles of design and data viz do you need to know to create effective and clear graphs? This talk will cover preattentive attributes, Gestalt principles, and principles of color use. It will provide the key concepts from design and data viz research that you need to know to communicate data effectively. The talk will include examples to demonstrate applying the concepts and comparing data viz effectiveness.
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Dashboard Design Thinking
June 29; 8:00-9:00am, PST
Best practices in data visualization and dashboard design are numerous and sometimes contradictory, but a straightforward method to apply design thinking to creating dashboards is effective and universally applicable. This session will cover the details of design thinking and how it can be applied to dashboard development to create impactful dashboards that meet user needs and provide valuable insights. ​
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