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Pim Bellinga in I Hate Statistics

Mar 20, 2017

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I Hate Statistics Interviews: Tariq Khokhar! At the United Nations World Data Forum, I sat down with Tariq Khokhar from the World Bank. I asked him about his experiences summarising data. His answer: focus on the headline! People remember the…

Pim Bellinga in I Hate Statistics

Mar 16, 2017

Live Blog: 18A — Visualisation: Innovation and practices in the visualisation of official statistics

This is a quick live blog from the session at the NTTS conference at Eurostat. I have tried to quote the presenters as much of possible, but due to the speed…

Eva Kelder in I Hate Statistics

Feb 3, 2017

The power of data

Looking back on the first UN World Data Forum ever it feels as though we’re on the brink of a new era. An era in which policy…

Pim Bellinga in I Hate Statistics

Feb 17, 2017

Creating a curriculum to help civil society become more data literate

In January 2017 I Hate Statistics was invited to organise an interactive workshop at the United Nations World Data Forum in Cape Town. We asked all participants which groups we should focus on and what data…

Pim Bellinga in I Hate Statistics

Mar 19, 2018

4 tips on Blended Learning by educational advisors from the TU Delft

Combining online and face-to-face learning activities into a coherent course that helps students learn faster and deeper than they would otherwise. This is the vision behind Blended Learning.

I Hate Statistics in I Hate Statistics

Jan 5, 2017

Making Statistics Sexy !

We are I Hate Statistics, two social entrepreneurs from Amsterdam who like solving problems. We have set ourselves…

Pim Bellinga in I Hate Statistics

Mar 31, 2017

Open Science Seminar

This is a quick live blog from the session at the Delft Data Science Conference. I have tried to quote the presenters as much of possible, but due to the speed, I’ll probably have failed at some parts. Errors are mine, not the speakers! I’ll be refining this article during conference, if you…