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STEP 1:  Add Your Data Visualization for Your Weekly Beverage Consumption

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STEP 1:  Add Your Data Visualization for Your Weekly Beverage Consumption

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Review ALL of Your Classmates Visualizations to see all the different types and kinds of data visualizations were generated from the same prompt.

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STEP 2:  Choose Two Data Visualizations to Comment on.  USE the + Sign (we're saving comments for another prompt) 

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STEP 2:  Choose Two Data Visualizations to Comment on.  USE the + Sign (we're saving comments for another prompt) 

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Please add ADD YOUR NAME TO YOUR COMMENTS

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STEP 3:  Compose a response for TWO colleagues. 

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STEP 3:  Compose a response for TWO colleagues. 

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What is one thing that you appreciate about the visualization?

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Step 4:  Compose a response to TWO of your colleagues. 

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Step 4:  Compose a response to TWO of your colleagues. 

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What is one question you have about the visualization?

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STEP 5:  Compose response for TWO of you colleagues.    

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STEP 5:  Compose response for TWO of you colleagues.    

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What is the main point of the communication, what's the big take away?

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STEP 6:  Find and read the responses from STEP 5 that your colleague(s) left for you.   Use the COMMENT feature to reply to question prompts. 

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STEP 6:  Find and read the responses from STEP 5 that your colleague(s) left for you.   Use the COMMENT feature to reply to question prompts. 

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Does your data visualization communicate what you thought it would? Why do you think that might be.

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I only drink three four things - orange juice, black coffee, wine, and bottled water.

And I drink the same amount every day: 5 oz of orange juice and three 7.5 oz cups of black coffee in the morning usually starting around 8:15am, a 7 oz glass (187 ml) of wine with dinner usually around 8:30pm, and four bottles of Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water, 16.9 fl oz each, mostly after 12pm.

The only thing that varies is the variety of wine and the exact times.

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Because of the timing issues with my data collection process, I realized at best I could provide a display that conveyed:

Day

Fluid consumed

Sequence during the day in which various fluids were consumed

Volume of fluids consumed

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https://infogram.com/drink-report-1h1749v5vpl0q6z

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Drink Report by Cynthia Guillen - Infogram

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Originally, when this question was brought up to us in class, I thought I could take pictures of every time that I drink something and therefore be able to track it that way. Though, this option could work, I myself did not keep up with taking pictures every single time. I included the pictures I was able to get when I filled up my water. So instead I just chose to keep notes of it and then transfer that information into a table.

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In my beverage consumption, my hypothesis was mostly right. Whether that was confirmation bias is up to you to decide.

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I wonder how you decided the size of the circles, or the correspondence between circle size and liquid volume. - Shiqing

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First, this provides a good summary of your beverage consumption over the week. And I truly admire your water consumption (a personal challenge for me!)

What I wonder about is when you consumed each of these -- time of day and day of the week. Is it consistent day to day or not?

Takeway: A straightforward approach is a good solution to this problem.

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I love how you color coded your data - the cell colors are the same with the drinks they represent! - Shiqing

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Your visualization is so creative!! You had a super different take on representing what you drank, with actually showing the different types of drinks. It is funny because I thought of taking pictures of everything I drank but still I ended up with a pie chart as a representation. Yours is very cool!

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I love the fun way that you displayed this. And it is translated with a legend to add more information.
What I wonder about is what time of day did you consume each beverage. Are there any patterns?

Takeaway: This is a fun topic to track and communicate and so the glasses are perfect!

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I very much appreciate how all of the data was presented. Separating the data by day and providing images for the drinks makes it very easy to understand.

What I wonder is what specific beverage was in each container? Like the Starbucks drink for example, what specific drink it was might provide more insight.
-Marshall

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I really appreciate the way you included both the container and the volume of water. It's so fun to see the actual containers pictured there, and I love that you chose to do a pictograph. No one else chose that!!

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I wonder if it was difficult for you to work with the different volumes of each of your vessels, and if you had to change anything to make it work.

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Whoo! Your visualization is so organized and easy to read. I love the way you included both time and volume, and the extra detail of "this week's wines" made it fun and personal - especially because you mentioned it was really your main variable.

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Your visuals are soooo cool! I noticed that on each day there are two pie charts. May I ask what's the relation between the two charts? I have never used the pie chart on Infogram before. - Shiqing

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I really appreciate how just everything is presented. All of the drinks, how much it was, what day it was, and the legend makes it all very easy to interpret.

What I wonder is something very simple, what is a Lacroix. To someone such as me, not knowing that makes me less knowledgeable on the data presented.
-Marshall

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I am delighted by this interactive representation. I wonder why you chose the pie-chart visualization --I might have done something different-- but I would enjoy learning why you found this visualization useful.

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I'm curious about the times. Did you estimate? Record the exact times and then represent an estimate? I had difficulty with tracking times this week, so I'd be interested to hear your method.

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This is beautiful and makes me want to use Infogram!

It clearly shows your beverage consumption by day and the interactive dropdown makes it easy to go through the five days of the report.
What I wonder about is the timing? Also, there appears to be a lot of variety in what you drinking pattern between the days -- I wonder if there is some pattern over time.

Take away: And interactive illustration of beverage consumption would have solved my problem of dealing with days and times of days for beverage consumption.

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I am curious how did you keep track of the drinks everyday. Did you write it down in a notes app? I really enjoyed the way you represented your data, it is easily understandable and having the color key in connection to the type of drink was a very nice touch!

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From a brief foray into your Wakelet, I got to see how your visualization was inspired by mid-century modern stained glass. I absolutely love that! What a fun and creative way to represent data. I can totally see the vision in your final work.

I also really appreciate that there is an order to your beverages, rather than just showing the total for the day. It tells a story that way that I found very interesting.

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There can be two big takeaways from this information, one of them is that just about as much coffee is drunk as water. Another one is there is significantly most liquid drank on Tuesday than any other day.
-Marshall

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I appreciate that you included what you were doing each day. I noticed that you drink the most water on the days that you worked more hours.

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I especially like that you added the additional information about your daily activities. Over time, you might find/share interesting correlations.
I'm interested in the color choices you made --some are clearly associative with the beverage, but I'd like to know more about how you chose the overall pallette

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A takeaway I got from your data visualization is that the drink you consumed the most was water!

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A takeaway I can take from this is that there is that more coffee was drunk on Saturday. Now I am unaware of Kathleen's Saturday schedule but maybe a takeaway can be that a little more pick-me-up juice is required for Saturday activities.
-Marshall

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From Laurie - what I wonder is if the orange circles and red circles represent the same beverage type?

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What application/website did you use to create this visualization?

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What is the second beverage type on your list? Maybe in an insulated travel mug of some kind?

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I am amazed by the diversity of beverages you had and how you neatly present them visually! I noticed that the colors you choose matching the colors of the drinks! I also appreciate that you displayed your data in two different rationales, giving your audience more information! - Shiqing

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A takeaway is that your drink types vary but your beginning of the day coffee consumption doesn't seem to. From this week's data, I would conclude that you only (or mostly?) drink 4 beverage types and are consistent with your containers.

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With your visualization, it seems that we can follow along with what your day looked like - for example on the first day you had coffee first and then later you had water. This is my assumption but I think it displays how interesting and creatively your visualization is!

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A takeaway that I have is that you have a routine that you stick to. You seem to drink the same beverage types at about the same time each day. I did notice a difference in your nighttime beverage consumption, especially time and amount of water.

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This demonstrates a great deal of care in self-tracking --there is a clear pattern (certain beverages are associated with certain times in the day). Also a great deal of expertise in reducing your dataset to permit rapid comprehension of the visualization.

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This mode of presentation is engaging and I can easily picture it as part of a larger presentation of creative visualizations. Respectfully, I found it mildly confusing at first to correlate the "cups" images with their volume icons. Would you consider revising to tie these closer together?