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* 2016 - [http://dataphys.org/workshops/dis17/position-papers/ Position papers] sent to the the DIS 2017 workshop ''Pedagogy & Physicalization Designing Learning Activities around Physical Data Representations'' | * 2016 - [http://dataphys.org/workshops/dis17/position-papers/ Position papers] sent to the the DIS 2017 workshop ''Pedagogy & Physicalization Designing Learning Activities around Physical Data Representations'' | ||
* 2009 – [paywalled] Andrew Vande Moere and Stephanie Patel. [https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4419-0312-9_1 The physical visualization of information: designing data sculptures in an educational context]. Visual information communication. Springer, Boston, MA, 2009. 1-23. There is also an [http://dataphys.org/list/data-sculptures-in-class/ entry in the List of Physical Visualizations] on the physicalizations described in this article. | * 2009 – [paywalled] Andrew Vande Moere and Stephanie Patel. [https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4419-0312-9_1 The physical visualization of information: designing data sculptures in an educational context]. Visual information communication. Springer, Boston, MA, 2009. 1-23. There is also an [http://dataphys.org/list/data-sculptures-in-class/ entry in the List of Physical Visualizations] on the physicalizations described in this article. | ||
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Revision as of 14:06, 30 April 2021
The beginning of a page collecting teaching resources. If you developed teaching material and want to list them here, please send the link and a short description to info@dataphys.org or, if you plan to contribute on a more regular basis to this wiki, just ask us for an account using the same address.
Teaching Resources
Concrete materials which can be reused by others for their own teaching. All resources should indicate a license for reuse and give credit to those who created the materials.
- 2016 – A set of cards providing constraints for a data physicalization exercise. CC-BY-4.0 Graphic design: Pauline Gourlet. Illustration for scenario cards: Samuel Huron. Concept: Yvonne Jansen, Pauline Gourlet, Samuel Huron, Uta Hinrichs, Trevor Hogan. See the related workshop report for how to use them.
Online Reports
A list of any form of report illustrating how a course or workshop was organized or what its outcomes are.
- 2016 – [in French] Report of a 3-day workshop from March 29 to 31, 2016 at Stereolux and Fabmake in Nantes, France. It was organized by Stéphane Buellet (together with Julia Puyo) invited by Boris Letessier.
- 2016 – A workshop report from the 2016 DRS conference which used a protocol that could also be applied in a class room. The workshop was run by Yvonne Jansen, Pauline Gourlet, Samuel Huron, Uta Hinrichs, Trevor Hogan.
- 2016 – Not a real report but photos from the hands-on part of a 3h course given by Yvonne Jansen for students of the Creative Technology master at TU Twente in 2016.
- 2014-2017 – Data Viz Experiments summarizing the outcomes of yearly projects by the Fine Arts Data Visualization Lab at the University of Lethbridge led by Leanne Elias and Denton Fredrickson.
Bibliography
Readings that can be useful for preparing lectures and activities around data physicalization, including states of the art and papers on teaching data physicalization.
- 2021 – Pierre Dragicevic, Yvonne Jansen, Andrew Vande Moere. Data Physicalization. Jean Vanderdonckt, Ed. Springer Handbook of Human Computer Interaction, 2021. In press.
- 2017 – Samuel Huron, Pauline Gourlet, Uta Hinrichs, Trevor Hogan, Yvonne Jansen. Let’s Get Physical: Promoting Data Physicalization in Workshop Formats. Conference on Designing Interactive Systems DIS 2017, ACM, Jun 2017, New York, United States. pp.1409 - 1422.
- 2016 - Position papers sent to the the DIS 2017 workshop Pedagogy & Physicalization Designing Learning Activities around Physical Data Representations
- 2009 – [paywalled] Andrew Vande Moere and Stephanie Patel. The physical visualization of information: designing data sculptures in an educational context. Visual information communication. Springer, Boston, MA, 2009. 1-23. There is also an entry in the List of Physical Visualizations on the physicalizations described in this article.
For an extensive bibliography on data physicalization, refer to our Bibliography page.
