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In the second of three data storytelling sessions, a data expert will teach you how to write about data. You'll learn how to tailor your language for different audiences, how to structure reports, and how to ensure that action is taken from words.
In the third of three data storytelling sessions, Paulina Davila, and Lee Feinberg teach how how to make use of data storytelling across your organization. You'll learn which parts of your business can make use of data storytelling, how to upskill your employees, and how to develop a culture of data storytelling.
In this session, John Thompson, the Head of AI at EY, and Robin Sutara, a Field Chief Data Strategy Officer at Databricks, teach you how to assess your data and AI maturity, and how to improve it. You'll learn how to form a strategy, and fit the technology, people, and processes into place to execute it.
In this session, Richie Cotton, a Senior Data Evangelist at DataCamp, will demystify the current state of AI systems, the different possible levels of AI, and what we know about the risks of powerful AI. You'll learn what AI creators, AI risk researchers, and regulators worry about with ASI.
Caryn Tan, a Learning Solutions Architect at DataCamp, teaches you how to set up a data and AI literacy training program that scales for different learning appetites and schedules. You'll learn how to develop learning personas and match them to training goals, how to encourage the adoption of your upskilling program, how to get your learners to stay engaged with the training, and how to ensure that even the busiest workers are learning data & AI skills.
Jahanvee, a Senior Data Analyst at Walmart, walks you through creating a Tableau dashboard. You'll learn how to perform calculations to summarize and manipulate data, then visualize it using common plot types, then learn how to combine those plots into a dashboard.
