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README.md
The Data Science Lifecycle: Communication
Pre-Lecture Quiz
Pre-lecture quiz
🚀 Challenge
Introduction
Let’s start this lesson by defining what is means to communicate. To communicate is to convey or exchange information. Information can be ideas, thoughts, feelings, messages, covert signals, data – anything that a sender (someone sending information) wants a receiver (someone receiving information) to understand. In this lesson, we will refer to senders as communicators, and receivers as the audience.
What is Communication?
Data Communication & Storytelling
Types of Communication
Effective Communication
Your Responsibilities as a communicator
1. Begin With The End In Mind
2. Understand Your Audience & Communication Method
3. Approach it Like an Actual Story
4. Use Meaningful Words & Phrases
5. Use Emotion
Communication Case Study
Conclusion
Summary of main points
Post Lecture Quiz
Review & Self Study
Recommended Resources
Post-Lecture Quiz
Post-lecture quiz