Tag: presenting
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Tips for making remote presentations
Before becoming a freelancer data scientist, I used to work in a distributed company. Remote communication, including remote presentations were the norm for me, long before the remote work experiment...
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Three most common mistakes in data visualization
People ask me for good intro video to data visualization. I tend to ask them to look for one of my lectures. To save the search, here’s one of the...
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Why you should speak at conferences?
In this post, I will try to convince you that speaking at a conference is an essential tool for professional development. Many people are afraid of public speaking, they avoid...
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"Any questions?" How to fight the awkward silence at the end of a presentation?
If you ever gave or attended a presentation, you are familiar with this situation: the presenter asks whether there are any questions and … nobody asks anything. This is an...
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Live in Barcelona. Three most common mistakes in data visualization.
On Thursday, March 20, I will give a talk titled “Three most common mistakes in data visualization and how to avoid them.” I will be a guest of the Barcelona...
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Tips on making remote presentations
Today, I made a presentation to the faculty of the Chisinau Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science. The audience gathered in a conference room in Chisinau, and I was in...
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What is the best way to collect feedback after a lecture or a presentation?
I consider teaching and presenting an integral part of my job as a data scientist. One way to become better at teaching is to collect feedback from the learners. I...
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Can the order in which graphs are shown change people's conclusions?
When I teach data visualization, I love showing my students how simple changes in the way one visualizes his or her data may drive the potential audience to different conclusions....
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Anomaly detection in time series — now the video
Two months ago, on the PyCon-IL conference, I gave a lecture called “Time Series Analysis: When “Good Enough” is Good Enough”. You may find the written version of this talk...