Information Design

Information is only as powerful as its presentation. This course shows how to transform raw data into meaning, clarity, and story. You will learn the principles of structure, context, and narrative that make information easier to understand and act upon.

What You’ll Learn

1. Anatomy of information: structure, scale, and encoding
2. Telling with context: social, temporal, and spatial framing
3. Choosing the right visual: matching data types with forms
4. Framing insights through emphasis and comparison
5. Narrative visualization: sequencing, pacing, and intention

Why This Matters

Strong information design builds trust, improves decision-making, and enables people to engage with complex material. Whether you are designing dashboards, reports, or data stories, these skills help you move beyond charts to communication.

Course Logistics

1. Format: 4 × 90-minute webinars on Zoom
2. Access: Zoom link sent the evening before each session
3. Flow: 60 minutes of lecture + exercises, 30 minutes of Q&A/discussion
4. Framing insights through emphasis and comparison
5. Tools: A laptop or desktop is recommended, as you will be creating and sharing visuals

Community

Past participants will be invited to join the Design Learning Community, a space to continue conversations, share work, and exchange feedback. The group hosts informal challenges, reading circles, and showcases of participant projects. Think of this course not just as four weekends of learning, but as an entry point into an ongoing practice.

Enrol

Our design courses run as live Zoom sessions at regular intervals.

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