WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
We hear a lot about applying data to action. But for data to make an impact, it must first take a journey through the human mind. Understanding the challenges of that journey helps us to present data so that the mind can actually see, grasp, remember, and apply it. In this workshop, participants will learn about: Attention and Memory. How to present data so that it not only makes it through the entry gate (attention) but stays there long enough to influence decision making (memory).
Perception. How to present data to avoid the human mind's perception glitches and to capitalize on its perception super powers. Specifically, we will consider:
Data blind spots
Social influence
Assumptions and beliefs
Visual super processing
Who Should Attend?
Professionals interested in learning more about data.
What The Training Will Cover
To learn how to present data so that it not only makes it through the entry gate (attention) but stays there long enough to influence decision making (memory).
To learn how to present data to avoid data blind spots.
To learn how to present data to account for social influences, assumptions, and beliefs.
To learn how to present data to capitalize on human's super processing of visual information.
REGISTRATION TYPE & FEE
Premier Members
FREE
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Members
$30
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Non-Members
$50
Additional Information
All workshops are live & recorded. Registrants receive slides & recordings. It is best to attend live. If you miss the workshop, you can watch the recordings and reach out to the instructor with any questions.
Looking to register 3+ people? Email us at program@nonprofitlearninglab.org to receive $5 off per registration!
Please Note:
We do not offer any other discounts for this training other than the member rate. Upon registration, you will receive a link to participate in the training. Please check your inbox or spam folder.
ABOUT THE TRAINER
Amelia Kohm, PhD, is the founder of Data Viz for Nonprofits and has more than 25 years of experience studying, funding, and evaluating human services. She earned a certificate in data visualization from the University of Washington and applied her data visualization skills in her research at Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago, a child policy research center. Prior to Chapin Hall, she worked as a program officer at the Sears Roebuck Foundation and at the Illinois Humanities Council. She earned her BA from Haverford College, an MA from the School of Social Services Administration at the University of Chicago, and a PhD from the University of Bath.
WE OFFER CFRE & CAE CREDITS
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1 hour of training = 1 credit hour
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