Data Visualization Essentials

Data Visualization Essentials
Begins December 09, 2025
At Zoom

Data Visualization Essentials

Live workshop - December 9, 2025

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Start times: 10:00am Pacific;11:00am Mountain;12:00pm Central; 1:00pm Eastern
Length: 2.5 hours

Early Bird Registration (extended!),
By October 31, 2025: $100
Regular Registration, After October 31, 2025: $125

Bring your data to life and tell stories your audience will remember. This interactive 2.5-hour virtual workshop will show you how to transform raw numbers and research into visuals that are clear, compelling, and impossible to ignore.

Through practical examples and expert instruction, you'll learn:

  • How to design charts and maps that capture attention and inspire action
  • Storytelling techniques that make data memorable
  • How to choose colors for impact, clarity, and accessibility
  • Ways to make your visuals resonate with diverse audiences
  • Best practices for ensuring your data is both accurate and engaging

BONUS CONTENT! In addition to the live, interactive workshop all attendees will receive take-home exercises to practice your newly learned skills. You'll get step-by-step lessons for building better charts with Excel. I'm also including a handy checklist to ensure your charts hit all the right marks for effective insights. 

ADDITIONAL BONUS! All attendees will be entered into a drawing to win one brand new, hot of the press, copy of the 10th anniversary edition of Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic's bestselling book, Storytelling with Data

LUCI'S DISCOUNT! If you missed Little Luci's cyber week special, just use the code ILOVELUCI and you'll save $25 on registration. (Don't tell Jami!)

Whether you’re a researcher, project manager, communicator, or student, you’ll leave with skills you can apply immediately to presentations, reports, dashboards, and more.

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Instructors

  • Jami Dennis, GISP

    Jami Dennis, GISP

    Jami Dennis, GISP, is a data visualization, storytelling, and presentation-skills specialist who helps professionals communicate complex ideas with clarity, confidence, and impact. She designs and teaches interactive workshops that focus on structuring messages, designing effective visuals, and delivering presentations that resonate with audiences.

    Jami has spent nearly her entire career presenting to audiences large and small. Her experience ranges from presenting on the main stage at the Esri International User Conference to briefing elected officials, leading executive and team presentations, and speaking at GIS, Census, and professional conferences nationwide. She is an award-winning StoryMap creator and has taught numerous technical and applied sessions on storytelling with data, maps, and visuals.

    With more than thirty years of experience in GIS, socio-economic research, and data analysis, Jami brings a rare combination of technical depth and communication expertise. She spent twenty-five years working in state and regional government in Arizona before moving into private practice. She is the owner of Geodetic Analysis LLC, where she provides GIS, data analysis, and data visualization services, and is the author of GIS for Dummies (2nd Edition).

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What attendees are saying...

  • J.R.

    "I truly appreciated Eva's insights on networking. Her tips have been especially helpful for this introvert!"

  • P. P.

    "Jami is an amazing presenter and communicator. She paces content and messages being conveyed in an easy-to-follow format."

  • Nicole F.

    "I am in awe at the zen-like vibe these two give off while they are presenting. Inspiring!"

  • Brianne G.

    "Probably one of the best Data Visualization presentations I have seen."

  • Jineva B

    "If you get a chance to attend one of Eva's workshops, then take it! Eva herself is wonderful and welcoming. She's organized and communicative, and she has the innate ability to make a safe, comfortable space for women professionals."

  • Attendee

    "I appreciated Jami's high level of organization and preparedness. Much thought was put into the materials and presentation and it clearly showed."

  • Ellie D.

    "It really helped to know that the presenters themselves had to practice and grow into their roles as presenters. I feel like I'm not a natural and it made me connect immediately when they shared their experiences and were a little vulnerable."

  • C.D.

    "Eva was great! She is a great speaker and her slides keep interest. In fact, I will definitely be using things I learned about presentations to make my slidedecks more useful."

  • Howard W.

    "Jami Dennis' presentation on how to tell a story was the best I have seen in many years and I have seen many good presentations."

  • Asha K.

    "Thank you for the confidence you and others [in the program] gave me! I can't express how happy I am for taking the course."