Links on Information Visualization

Sketchnote Army- a Sketchnotes Showcase

Sketchnote Army is dedicated to finding and showcasing sketchnotes and sketchnoters from around the world- from events, conferences, workshops or wherever sketchnotes are captured or created. If you want your sketchnotes to be featured there, you can send your sketchnotes URL and info to the webmaster.

Sketchnote Army

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The Space of Design

Models of the process of design are relatively common. Each describes a sequence of steps required to design something—or at least the steps that designers report or recommend taking. Models of the process of design are common because designers often need to explain what they do (or want to do) so that clients, colleagues, and students can understand.

Less common are models of the domain of design—models describing the scope or nature of practice, research, or teaching. Such models may be useful for locating individual processes, projects, or approaches and comparing them to others. Such models also help clients, colleagues, and students understand alternatives and agree on where they are (or want to be) within a space of possibilities.

Typically models of a domain are of three types:

  1. Timelines
    • Lists of events from the domain’s history
    • Links between events suggesting influences
  2. Taxonomies
    • Lists of sub-domains
    • Trees branching into categories and sub-categories and so on
  3. Spaces
    • Venn diagrams indicating overlapping categories
    • Matrices defining the dimensions of a space of possibilities or area of potential

The Space of Design

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L+E Visual Thinking Archive

Over 80 visuals has that can be used for presentations, slideshows and blogs posts as long as proper attribution is provided.

L+E Visual Thinking Archive

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Many Eyes- For shared visualization and discovery

The heart of ‘Many Eyes’ is a collection of data visualizations.

On Many Eyes you can:

  1. View and discuss visualizations
  2. View and discuss data sets
  3. Create visualizations from existing data sets

If you register, you can also:

  1. Rate data sets and visualizations
  2. Upload your own data
  3. Create and participate in topic hubs
  4. Select items to watch
  5. Track your contributions, watchlist, and topic hubs
  6. See comments that others have written to you

Many Eyes

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Info Vis Wiki

The InfoVis:Wiki project is intended to provide a community platform and forum integrating recent developments and news on all areas and aspects of Information Visualization.
Using editable–by–anyone Wiki technology turned out to be the only way of keeping the presented information up to date and knowledge exchange vivid.

Info Vis Wiki- the information visualization community platform

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