Healthcare Information Design and Visualizations
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Healthcare Information Design and Visualizations
Instructor: Kevin Hartman
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Skills you'll gain
- Technical Communication
- Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Data Collection
- Data Presentation
- Data Ethics
- Exploratory Data Analysis
- Data Visualization Software
- Data Analysis
- Tableau Software
- Design Elements And Principles
- Data Storytelling
- Trend Analysis
- Peer Review
- Storytelling
- Data Visualization
- Business Analytics
- Data Analysis Software
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There are 4 modules in this course
Introduces processes and design principles for creating meaningful displays of information that support effective business decision-making. Studies how to collect and process data; create visualizations (both static and interactive); and use them to provide insight into a problem, situation, or opportunity. Introduces methods to critique visualizations along with ways to answer the elusive question: βWhat makes a visualization effective?β
Discusses the challenges of making data understandable across a wide range of audiences. Introduces the fundamentals of communication required for effective data storytelling. Other topics may include ethical uses of information displays, storytelling, infographics, and immersive visualizations. Offers students an opportunity to use one or more software tools. Looking for a for-credit offering of this course? Take this course as a 3-credit For-Credit, Non-Degree course and get a taste Northeastern University's world-class online programs without the commitment of a full degree. Take the course as a standalone for credit or stack the credits into eligible degree and certificate programs. Learn more and register: https://online.northeastern.edu/courses/information-visuals-and-dashboards-for-business
In this module, you will start learning about the key objective of a data analyst: creating a beautiful data story. You will learn about the project case study youβll work on through the duration of the course, then begin thinking about how to map out stories in your data. Next, youβll take a look at the basics of a tool professionals use to visualize data: Tableau. Youβll wrap up by figuring out how to take your first steps on a data analytics project and hear from Mayo Clinic.
What's included
5 videos15 readings1 assignment2 discussion prompts
5 videosβ’Total 25 minutes
- Module Overviewβ’1 minute
- Mapping Your Storytelling Journeyβ’7 minutes
- Planning Your Storyβ’7 minutes
- Getting to "The Ask Behind The Ask"β’5 minutes
- "The Ask Behind the Ask" at Mayo Clinic β’5 minutes
15 readingsβ’Total 222 minutes
- Welcome to Healthcare Information Design and Visualizations!β’1 minute
- Functional Data Analysis Roles in Projectsβ’3 minutes
- Meet Your Faculty: Kevin Hartmanβ’1 minute
- Providing Mayo Insights: Val Anicetoβ’1 minute
- Syllabusβ’10 minutes
- Course Tools and Accountsβ’10 minutes
- Module Overview β’2 minutes
- Case Study Preview: Divvy Bikesβ’12 minutes
- Project 1 Preview β’2 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’9 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’10 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’40 minutes
- Guiding Questions for Planning a Data Storyβ’30 minutes
- Project 1: Planning a Data Storyβ’90 minutes
- Module Summaryβ’1 minute
1 assignmentβ’Total 10 minutes
- Module Quizβ’10 minutes
2 discussion promptsβ’Total 70 minutes
- Welcome to the Course!β’10 minutes
- Project Discussionβ’60 minutes
In this module we will cover visualization basics, diving deep into the characteristics of a high quality and persuasive data visualization. Weβll talk specifically about using contrast to clearly illustrate your insights.
What's included
4 videos6 readings1 assignment1 discussion prompt
4 videosβ’Total 18 minutes
- Understanding Berinato's Types of Charts Part 1β’4 minutes
- Understanding Berinato's Types of Charts Part 2β’4 minutes
- Finding Patternsβ’4 minutes
- Preparing to Create Client-Ready Data Visualizationsβ’7 minutes
6 readingsβ’Total 213 minutes
- Project 2 Previewβ’1 minute
- Lesson Resourcesβ’90 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’21 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’10 minutes
- Project 2: Exploratory Data Analysisβ’90 minutes
- Module Summaryβ’1 minute
1 assignmentβ’Total 10 minutes
- Module Quizβ’10 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 60 minutes
- Project 2: Exploratory Data Analysisβ’60 minutes
In this module we will cover visualization basics, diving deep into the characteristics of a high quality and persuasive data visualization. Weβll talk specifically about using contrast to clearly illustrate your insights.
What's included
3 videos8 readings1 assignment1 peer review1 discussion prompt
3 videosβ’Total 10 minutes
- The Basics of Visual Perceptionβ’4 minutes
- What Makes A Good Visual Formβ’3 minutes
- Contrastβ’4 minutes
8 readingsβ’Total 143 minutes
- Project 3: Contrast Previewβ’1 minute
- Lesson Resourcesβ’5 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’20 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’10 minutes
- Project Briefβ’90 minutes
- Module Summaryβ’1 minute
- Shapeβ’1 minute
- Tableau Dataviz Improvementβ’15 minutes
1 assignmentβ’Total 10 minutes
- Module Quizβ’10 minutes
1 peer reviewβ’Total 120 minutes
- Tableau Contrast Improvementβ’120 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 60 minutes
- Project 3: Contrast Discussionβ’60 minutes
In this module, youβll build on the work from the previous module, focusing on polishing and improving your dataviz. This week emphasizes clear meaning.
What's included
2 videos6 readings1 assignment1 peer review
2 videosβ’Total 9 minutes
- Clear Meaning Part 1β’5 minutes
- Clear Meaning Part 2β’4 minutes
6 readingsβ’Total 59 minutes
- Project 4: Clear Meaning Previewβ’1 minute
- Lesson Resourcesβ’9 minutes
- Lesson Resourcesβ’36 minutes
- Project Briefβ’10 minutes
- Module Summaryβ’1 minute
- Congratulationsβ’2 minutes
1 assignmentβ’Total 5 minutes
- Module Quizβ’5 minutes
1 peer reviewβ’Total 180 minutes
- Project 4: Clear Meaning (Peer Review)β’180 minutes
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You can take a version of this course called " Information Visuals and Dashboards for Business" for credit. Take the 3-credit course as a standalone for credit or stack the credits into eligible certificate and degree programs from Northeastern University like the Online MS in Management (https://www.coursera.org/degrees/msm-digital-transformation-healthcare-northeastern).
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