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For 5 people, I expect everyone to create a one or more visualizations that can be embedded in their blogs or shared via twitter. The visualization must be meaningful, in the sense that it should make a point about an issue important to the attendees. It will be encouraged to discuss, share and reuse code done by others while creating a project, to avoid people getting stuck in technical details. | For 5 people, I expect everyone to create a one or more visualizations that can be embedded in their blogs or shared via twitter. The visualization must be meaningful, in the sense that it should make a point about an issue important to the attendees. It will be encouraged to discuss, share and reuse code done by others while creating a project, to avoid people getting stuck in technical details. | ||
For 10, 50 or more people I expect to have groups of no more than 4/5 people each that will create visualizations. The project will be to create a set of visualizations that will support a story (about economy, politics, etc.) that the group wants to tell. | For 10, 50 or more people I expect to have groups of no more than 4/5 people each that will create visualizations. The project will be to create a set of visualizations that will support a story (about economy, politics, etc.) that the group wants to tell. | ||
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===What do you see as outcomes after the festival?=== | ===What do you see as outcomes after the festival?=== | ||
People will be able to install | People will be able to install create useful visualization based on data available on the Web that can be used in their work. If there is enough time, I will show how to install the software on a Linux machine so they can have a "visualization server". Otherwise, I'll leave the documentation to do so available online. | ||
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