Data Visualization Online Training

This entry-level Data Visualization training prepares data analysts to clarify confusing narratives, cut through noisy data, and make more persuasive arguments – all with attractive and persuasive data visualizations.

The most persuasive arguments are often the simplest. Data visualization is the art of finding the simple truth of something, finding the data that supports it, then creating a striking image that helps prove your point while also persuading your audience, and hopefully entertaining them too.

This course introduces you to the wider world of data visualization. This is an introduction to what data visualization can do, what it can do for you specifically, and how to actually go about doing it. If you want a career in data analysis, or if you just want a better way to tell stories with data, this course is a great starting point.

For anyone who manages their Data Analysis training, this Data Analysis training can be used to onboard new data analysts, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Data Analysis reference resource.

Data Visualization: What You Need to Know

This Data Visualization training has videos that cover topics such as:

• Choosing the right visualization tool for your unique needs
• Presenting information in the clearest, most helpful way
• How important it is to "Show, don't tell" in business
• Making better, more persuasive arguments with visual aids

Who Should Take Data Visualization Training?

This Data Visualization training is considered foundational-level Data Analysis training, which means it was designed for data analysts. This data visualization skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with data analysis and experienced data analysts looking to validate their Data Analysis skills.

New or aspiring data analysts. This course is the place to start if you want a career as a data analyst. Data analysis has many facets, but one of its most important pillars is painting a clear picture about what the data says. Master the ability to rapidly convey the meaning of a big pile of data to someone who doesn't have the time, interest or skill to do it on their own. It's an extremely valuable skill that will define your career as a data analyst.

Experienced data analysts. If you've already been working as a data analyst for a few years, this is a good course to consider if you've been mostly focused on the technical or mathematical aspects of the job and haven't explored tools available to you for presenting your findings. Take this short course to start thinking about how to display your findings and what tools to use.