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This is one of the playful resources created by the Data Literacy for Citizenship DALI project, co-funded by the Erasmus Plus prorgamme of the European Union.

We invite you to reflect on how your own reality might be represented through data. Find some data relevant to you and visually represent aspects of your life or the world you inhabit.


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2020-1-NO01-KA204-076492

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4 Data visualizations Tagged "#myworkouts"

Times I worked out in the last year.

Amount of workouts in the gym per month over the course of one year

This graph gives an overview of the amount of times I worked out in the gym in the last year in each month. The time period is between…

Kilometers run, last 5 weeks

Shows the kilometers i have run in the period. The runs that have been done with a running group are marked with a red dot

Beskrivelse av stolpediagrammet: Livets utvikling i treningstimer – 2015 vs. 2025

Den visuelle fremstillingen av livets utvikling i treningstimer – nå og for 10 år siden.

Stolpediagrammet viser hvordan tiden brukt på trening har utviklet seg over de siste 10 årene, med sammenligning av treningstimer i 2015 og 2025. For 10 år siden var…

Hours spent lifting and jogging each week

Hours spent working out per week last 8 weeks

Hours worked out per week, for the last 8 weeks. Dips are from being sick and from having more work(employment).