Visuals, charts, and graphs can make your research story more engaging, persuasive, and clear. But they can also confuse, mislead, or overwhelm your audience if you don't use them wisely.

Charts, slides, and graphs are powerful tools to enhance your message, illustrate your data, and create visual appeal. However, you need to use them wisely and effectively to avoid confusion ...

It is often a subject of confusion regarding which one of the two — tables or charts — should be used for a particular problem. Here is a guide to choosing the right data representation for your ...

This is the May 21, 2020 edition of Factually, a newsletter written by the International Fact-Checking Network and the American Press Institute.

Pie chart users deserve same suspicion+skepticism as those who mix up its/it's, there/their.To compare,use little table, sentence, not pies. — Edward Tufte (@EdwardTufte) January 10, 2013 ...

Let's get visual. Charts and graphs can bring an eye-catching edge to your resume, especially if you're an IT sales or marketing pro looking to highlight your revenue-generating skills. Here ...

Mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the fairest open/closed chart of all? With apologies to the Brothers Grimm, authors of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Howard County residents trying to make s… ...