Month: August 2023 (Page 2 of 4)

I think the lecture was very interesting. I enjoyed the presentation on WEB DuBois work, and discussing all the ways that it was engaging, interesting, artistic, and how some of that is lost today was good to think about! I … Continue Reading

After reading Friendly & Denis D.J’s “Introduction” on Milestones in the history of thematic cartography, statistical graphics, and data visualization, it reassured my previous thought on the high level of creativity and knowledge that individuals who produced these infographics … Continue Reading

Last week’s meeting, I unfortunately, could not attend so I was unable to hear the presentation or the feedback from the people who met up with Vanessa Villanueva. I did however see that there were more responses in the chart … Continue Reading

The group assignment made me realize that something we get used to would not also apply to the freshmen. The cognitive inertia would make us miss and ignore some of the problems that are not a problem to us, but … Continue Reading

I found the reading on The Golden Age of Statistical Graphics very interesting. It marks the beginning of when we really started to incorporate the use of graphs to show data for a multitude of issues. I was personally interested … Continue Reading

I found the lecture to be very useful. Re-aligning and defining what issue we are trying to solve helped a ton. It seems that most people agreed we should be focusing on the incoming students and connecting the departments. I … Continue Reading

Last week I was not able to attend the Zoom meeting but I was able to do the readings and get some insight from those. I was also able to get answers from two more professors from City Tech about … Continue Reading