Data Generation and Data Education

 

With the massive production of data on the web, many professions have changed dramatically in just a few years. Training centers have adapted their offerings to meet the needs of organizations that want to take advantage of this new information environment.

 

Troubles begin if the current education is still limited to certain business areas such as journalism, graphic design, communications. We're seeing leaders emerging who are concerned about understanding the potential of data visualization for the company. In addition to the need for training in visual processing, the challenge is also to provide a data culture.

 

Education

 

In 2011, research was conducted on cognitive changes at work in an inflationary context of data and information stacks. He published a book in the form of multiple color data visualizations, a study that triggered increased awareness.

 

Ensuring understandability has become a huge challenge in the form of infographics, animated or interactive data visualizations. A visual science of information and communication emerged. It has become the most popular form of communication.

 

Previously, data visualization was used by science or communication professionals. It has become a cross-functional skill for all professions, as it was with text processing a few years ago.

Today, developing this skill has become a major challenge in digital culture and rather a source of employment for years to come.

 

In the continuation of their mission, they accompany this skill evolution, which is directly empowered by the development of big data and open data.

 

With this in mind, a training offer is being developed that focuses on visual data processing, the aim of which is to open visualization skills to as many people as possible.

 

An 8-day course is organized for professionals. The aim of the course is to offer a data visualization teaching unit to integrate into numerous training courses.

 

The training aims to provide professionals from all industries with a full understanding of the possibilities offered by data visualization. Data visualization will be approached through concrete case studies.

 

The courses provide theoretical knowledge about the basic principles of graphic design, design, typologies and methodology.

The course will also deal with the development of practical knowledge by mastering the main tools of data visualization that can be directly used in a professional situation.

 

National Specialization Training

Our aim is to develop an educational offer that fits new fields of knowledge, the Web. At the same time, it is to offer innovative training formats and content accordingly.

 

In newsrooms, data journalism, on the one hand, responds to certain uses of the Web. It arouses more and more interest as it can be directly used by the Internet user to search for information.

 

This type of visual media creates an entity of meaning that can easily spread outside its platform, for example, on social networks.

 

INA offers two types of training for print journalists and graphic designers working in newsrooms for 2 years.

 

• Data visualization focused training focuses on formatting data in an interactive or static way.

 

• Focusing on data journalism, the training aims to learn from data recovery to visual processing for a readable processing for the Internet user.

 

 

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The purpose is to provide use in tools such as data extraction from a web page, use of Google Refine2, form processing, Python programming or the basics of graphics. General skills about knowledge of the environment associated with data.

 

INA is used in serious games, web documentaries, 360° device broadcasts and transmedia. It is a matter of continuing to develop innovative education in line with the evolution of the Web, seeking new ways of processing information.