Presenting Data and Story-Telling Flashcards

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What are the 3 Types of Measures?

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1.) Process
2.) Output
3.) Outcome

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Measures used to evaluate and benchmark the performance of business processes.

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Process

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Measure of the products and services provided as a direct and immediate result of program activities.

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Output

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4
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Measures of change in individuals, systems, or organizations resulting from your activities and outputs.

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Outcome

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5
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What are the 3 Performance Board Measures?

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1.) Team
2.) Quality
3.) Service

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Metrics associated with any aspect or element of the team’s execution of the process.

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Team

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7
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Measures the value and performance of products, services, and processes to ensure acceptability and compliance with standards.

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Quality

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A measure of the time to produce and deliver a product or service to customers.

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Service

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9
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a communication method for presenting your information to stakeholders. It should be tailored to your specific audience and be accompanied by a compelling narrative. It is arguably the most important aspect of your data analysis.

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Data storytelling

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What are the 3 Key Elements of Data Storytelling?

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1.) Data Science
2.) Visualization
3.) Narrative

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11
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facts and statistics collected for reference or analysis

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Data

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12
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what is conveyed or represented by a particular arrangement or sequence of things

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Information

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13
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Data speaks for itself and needs no explanation.
a) True
b) False

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b) False

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Similar to a traditional story, what are the elements that should be considered for a data presentation? (Select all that apply)
a) Plot
b) Takeaways
c) Settings
d) Characters
e) Twist/reveal
f) All of the Above

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f) All of the Above

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15
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Which of the following statements is NOT true?
Ways to simplify your data are:
a) Strip your data presentation down to simple, digestible graphics
b) Use minimal colors and distractions
c) Highlight data proportionately and accurately
d) Draw your audience’s attention to the least important results first

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d) Draw your audience’s attention to the least important results first

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16
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The “a-ha” moment of your presentation is the point at which your audience realizes the value of the insights you’re presenting.
a) True
b) False

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a) True