Yesterday was the conclusion of the 2012 UEFA European Championships – now, if you’re an avid Conspire reader this post should come as no surprise. While spending most of my Sunday at the Old Pro …
Learning 2.0: Giving tech some love in the classroom
Not long ago, students were routinely told to turn off their electronic devices and put them away before class started. Today, teachers are increasingly prompting students to retrieve and unlock their …
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Poor Visualizations Cause More Harm Than You Think
What’s the worst that could happen? I know that we’re all guilty of asking ourselves that question. However, when it comes to data visualization, one that’s less-than-ideal could have far greater …
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Chelsi’s Happy Link Time
Ahoy-hoy! (This was Alexander Graham Bell's suggested telephone salutation. Zany, right?) This morning I decided to try something new. Every Friday until the end of time (a rough estimation), …
Deconstructing Visualization: An Interview with Andy Kirk
Data visualization and infographics are a hot commodity, but viral graphics don't simply materialize fully formed from the digital ether. Companies that don't understand their goals, or fail to plan …
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Agile Business: Demystifying the Pivot
I'm a super lousy Tetris player. I understand the mechanics-- rotating and scooting the pieces over to the corresponding spaces aren't complicated actions, but for some reason I can never manage to …
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