This Webinar took place on March 31, 2020. You can find a recording and a recap of key takeways here.
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Visualizations of confirmed cases and deaths are everywhere, but can they all be trusted? How can a visualization convey a clear message about COVID-19 while faithfully conveying uncertainty around available estimates? Dr. Jessica Hullman, a professor of computer science and journalism at Northwestern University, and Dr. Matthew Kay, a professor of information at the University of Michigan, will critique popular visualizations of COVID-19 and discuss interpretation pitfalls as well as successful strategies for visualizing uncertainty.
This webinar will be available through WebEx at this LINK. Please use the following passcode when accessing: 1234. The talk will begin at 12 PM CT on Tuesday, March 31
This is part of Northwestern Buffett's Confronting COVID-19: Global Implications and Futures webinar series.
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