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Introduction
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Basics
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Plan
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Choose

 26. Identify comparison2:13

 27. Main types of charts2:38
 28. Other types of charts4:34
 29. Key graph elements2:29
 30. Each chart form is best equipped to illustrate one of five comparisons1:45
 31. Component comparison5:01
 32. Item comparison3:47
 33. Time series comparison7:01
 34. Frequency distribution comparison2:03
 35. Correlation comparison2:12
 36. Use diagram effectively0:00
o Diagram.pdf
 37. Free diagram template for PowerPoint0:00
o Diagram template.ppt

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Use
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Review
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Conclusion
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Use diagram effectively

Sección 4, clase 36
Using visual representations of information can take a fairly complex or abstract
idea and make it concrete and tangible. Writing and meditating can be great to
solve personal problems, but often a diagram can express relationships that a few
sentences or linear conscious thought cannot.

The human brain is designed to reason through relationships. A picture is two

dimensional and can communicate relationships much more efficiently than
many other methods. By making a picture you can quickly identify the
connection between various ideas and facts.
The power of using diagrams lies in its ease. All it takes is a notepad and a pen.
No complex software or difficult approach is necessary. Just write out ideas and
draw out the connections they make with each other.

We found a concise but comprehensive roadmap to choose the right type of

diagram to deliver your key message appropriately.

You can also download the pdf in the resource section of this lecture.
 Recursos de esta clase
 Diagram.pdf

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