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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.


Project Reference:
2020-1-NO01-KA204-076492

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5 Data visualizations Tagged "#RICT2425 at the UM"

Some graphics used to describe my personality and tastes

My presentation

In this three graphics I’ve presented myself, as an active, classic and funny person, represented with my steps, my clothes and my leisure.

How do I distribute my free time

My free time

This graphic represents the distribution of how do I spend my free time along the week.

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MY PETS THROUGHOUT MY LIFE

This is a pie chart that represents all the pets I’ve had throughout my life, how long I had them, and the age I was when I got…

Percentage of the colours of the T-shirts and sweatshirts in my wardrobe.

Colours of my upper garments

This percentage graph represents the colours of the top garments I have in my wardrobe; the ones with the highest percentage are also the ones I use the…

Personal steps in a normal week of a university student

My steps in a week

This graphic represents the number of steps of a normal person that goes to the university five times a week and also works as a football trainer three…