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Explaining the Gap: Visualizing One’s Predictions Improves Recall and Comprehension of Data

Explaining the Gap: Visualizing One’s Predictions Improves Recall and Comprehension of Data

What if Visualizations Asked Users to Predict the Data First?
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UW Interactive Data Lab
Learning to code in one’s own language

Learning to code in one’s own language

Millions of young people from around the world are learning to code. Often, during their learning experiences, these youth are using visual…
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Sayamindu Dasgupta
The Wikipedia Adventure

The Wikipedia Adventure

I recently finished a paper that presents a novel social computing system called the Wikipedia Adventure. The system was a gamified…
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Benjamin Mako Hill
GraphScape: Modeling Similarity & Sequence among Charts

GraphScape: Modeling Similarity & Sequence among Charts

A single chart is often not enough to understand data and to convey a story. So it’s not surprising that people use multiple charts in…
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UW Interactive Data Lab
Assumptions in the Design of Self-Tracking Tools

Assumptions in the Design of Self-Tracking Tools

Today’s interactions with technology leave digital traces that are a potential font of insights into our lives. Our emails contain receipts…
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Sean Munson
Children’s Perspectives on Critical Data Literacies

Children’s Perspectives on Critical Data Literacies

Last week, we presented a new paper that describes how children are thinking through some of the implications of new forms of data…
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Benjamin Mako Hill
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