The science of data visualization

Join this session to explore the scientific underpinnings of what enables people to understand data quickly and effectively (and how Tableau helps them get there). Gain the tips and tricks necessary for authoring content that your viewers will appreciate.

[@mrkenny83]

I was in the audience for this! Loved this presentation, and love telling people about the Visual & Cerebral cortex :-)

[@payammahbobi8029]

Every minute of this presentation is worth watching. Thank you!

[@TWGTravelwithGandharv]

Amazing presentation!!! This session is priceless!!! I am doing MSc in BI and this 1 hour video covered almost 6 weeks of what our professor taught us in class!!! I mean, truly impressed by you Larry!!

[@yvannaprado]

Thanks for providing such a marvelous presentation. I could totally understand every slide of your ppt.

[@SAMs3piol]

This session is gold

[@hl2mukkel]

Good talk.

[@lbeg323]

When you use a symbol on a map, points represent points, areas represent areas. Hes suggesting we use points to represent areas. This is a wholly incorrect visualization. For instance, if you're trying to represent population level, using a point in the middle of Texas implies that all the people live in the middle of the state and not at the edges. Another example, you'd never use a point to represent a line - where would you put the "point" for Highway I-95? or Highway I-10? This is cartography 101: use the proper marker for the data.

[@maycheptoo9096]

Very informative, anyone got the full URL of the wtf website?

[@PhoenixFlight94]

viz.wtf

[@ifiaz]

This guy cheated at 30:58 bar chart starts at 0.. but line chart starts at 45000... He should have been honest and start both at 0.. and still line chart wins anways to prove trend over time. Overall talk is good.

[@ChesterShi]

there is no point to display 0.. it aims to give you example how to create a better visualisation not comparing data.