Driving Results through Data Storytelling (Udemy.com)

Estos cursos deberían estar doblados al español y no sólo subtitulados. Los cuestionarios se pueden traducir, pero no las imágenes contenidas en las preguntas, lo que hace difícil poder entenderlos.

The information in this series is absolutely worthy of a five star rating. However, the AI voice used for this series is ok for a little while, but becomes grating the more I had to listen to it.

Very useful course. Data story telling one of the subjects which everyone should learn. Data storytelling, Visual Economy and Rankings explanation is clear and understandable, and I can apply in my day-to-day working.

1. Some concepts are subjective. 2. Explanation of multiple stages are overlapping and saying same thing but shown in different headings e.g. Situation and takeoff are similar, resolution and yield are similar. seems no. of subheadings/points could be reduced. same in other explanation slides e.g. type of data stories.

Overall subject is very interesting and insightful to know the Data, Story & Visuals. How to make Impactful communication & influence decision making at top through data visualizations & power of data story telling presentation is sure gain from this chapter.

The course delivers solid theoretical knowledge, but it falls short on practical application. It lacks hands-on exercises and real-world data storytelling practice using tools such as Python, R, or visualization workflows.

I found this course to be very engaging and insightful. The content was well-structured and easy to follow, making complex topics clear through practical examples. It was definitely a good match for me, as it enhanced my understanding of data visualization and storytelling, which I can apply in my work.

The video could be shorter, but the content is good. It would be even better if the course provided the slides. The final section comparing bad examples with good ones is amazing. It really helped me understand what good practices should look like.

I appreciate the pacing and content. I am very familiar with data, but the story part has alluded me. I am now feeling like I have a much better understanding of the process and am looking forward to putting this learning to use.

This course gives me a fresh perspective on presenting data -- it's not just about cascading information but making sure it's valuable to your audience through storytelling. Something I previously thought was technical (I'm not savvy in data analytics) was explained in a way I could understand and apply. I also liked the before and after comparisons of good vs. bad data stories that were used. I'm already applying some principles to my work :)