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by JerushaGovender | Feb 11, 2020 | Evidence, Learning, Reports, Uncategorized
Rama Raphalalani As an emerging evaluator, I’ve asked, “what happens with the evidence and reports we put forward?” As I set my 2020 goals, to do better as an evaluator, this is the question I aimed to understand. I am not the first or last to pose similar...
by JerushaGovender | May 21, 2018 | Learning, Resources, Uncategorized
Last week we posted a blog on the importance of Data Analysis, Viz, Presentation, and overall Communication skills as a Future skill to build today. We refer to all of these facits of data communication as Data Artistry. We promised to share some tips and resources on...
by JerushaGovender | May 14, 2018 | Data, Infographics, Learning, Uncategorized
We are currently living in the “fourth industrial revolution”. According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), it’s defined as the digital revolution in that there is an interaction of the physical, digital and the biological spheres.[1] Some of the implications of...
by JerushaGovender | Feb 21, 2018 | Learning, Stories
Check out our Infographic on content analysis of 25 State of the Nation Address speeches by four South Africa presidents. Share, comments, like. Check out the blog by Ayiso Ncube, on content analysis of these SONAs using RapidMinder. Author/s: Jerusha Govender...
by JerushaGovender | Oct 13, 2017 | Conference, Data, Learning, Uncategorized
Check out Jerusha’s Vlog on her top 5 take-aways from MERLTech 2017, including where to find volunteer Data Scientists, and who’s been using Blockchain in M&E: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h03KA9XK3WA?rel=0&w=560&h=315] Also have a...
by JerushaGovender | Sep 28, 2017 | Dashboards, Data, Evidence, Learning, Reports, Stories
When you first look at the image below, what do you see? A duck? A rabbit maybe? Or neither? Source [1] Now ask the person next to you. Was their response different? What you see first could easily differ from what might stand out for someone else. This is because...
