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Alex Bigelow
@accidental_PhD
Jean-Luc Dumont just suggested that largely CS-focused vis researchers should engage in manual encoding. #ieeevis
2016-10-29 00:21:42
Robert Kosara 👁📺
@eagereyes
On Dumont’s revised slide, “every drop of ink can justify its existence” – interesting, non-dogmatic standard for what to include #IEEEVIS
2016-10-29 00:21:54
Krist Wongsuphasawat
@kristw
"Your affiliation is unlikely to change between the first and last slides." #ieeevis
2016-10-29 00:23:33
Jonathan C. Roberts
@jcrbrts
Packed capstone. Excited audience. Lots of laughter. Jean-Luc Dumont #IEEEVIS pic.twitter.com/fMaRG6dXcn
2016-10-29 00:23:37
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Eric Alexander
@EricCAlexander
Final point appears on Jean-Luc Dumont's slide, a hundred cameras go into the air #ieeevis
2016-10-29 00:26:12
Savannah Fitzwater
@Atomic_Fitz
Revised slide - "Every drop of ink can justify its existence". Note switched axis, lack of tick marks, units easy to find & no logo #ieeevis pic.twitter.com/ipmYIIATCh
2016-10-29 00:26:18
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Jonathan C. Roberts
@jcrbrts
Does it convey a message? Is it developed visually? Is it free of noise? Jean-Luc Dumont #IEEEVIS
2016-10-29 00:26:47
Kanit Ham Wong
@kanitw
"Do slides as if you are drawing them on the whiteboard -- that's visual communication" #ieeevis
2016-10-29 00:28:13
Amelia McNamara
@AmeliaMN
And verbally, “thank you,” so people don’t feel awkward clapping before Q&A time. #ieeevis twitter.com/dr_tj/status/7…
2016-10-29 00:30:26
Robert Kosara 👁📺
@eagereyes
Lots of good materials on Jean-Luc Dumont’s site: videos, slides, etc. principiae.be/X0800.php #IEEEVIS
2016-10-29 00:37:01