data-storytelling
3 free lessons tagged data-storytelling across Business. Each one is a short sequence of focused steps with narration and a five-question quiz at the end — take them in any order, no signup required.
Delivering It: The Room, the Pushback, and the Politics
A correct analysis presented badly changes nothing, and a correct analysis that threatens someone gets attacked on its method. This lesson covers reading the audience, socialising findings before the meeting, handling challenge, delivering unwelcome results, and where persuasion becomes manipulation.
Charts That Answer the Question You Asked
Chart choice is not aesthetic, it follows from the comparison you want the audience to make. This lesson maps question types to chart types, covers the encodings people read accurately, and works through the design choices that mislead, including the ones that mislead accidentally.
Start From the Decision, Not the Data
Most data presentations fail before a chart is drawn, because they are organised around what the analyst found rather than what the audience must decide. This lesson covers how to identify the actual decision, why the analysis order is the wrong presentation order, and what an audience needs to act.