This is the supplementary page for our project on VizItCards. The original paper was written by Shiqing (Licia) He and Eytan Adar and appeared in Vis'16.

Fall/Winter 2020 Labs

• Slides for the video above--PPT slide deck explaining the game (also in pdf). How the workshop works (useful for getting started and showing your students it all fits together).
• Updated instructor guide
• Supplemental suggestions/instruction templates if you are letting participants/students run sessions over video.
• An empty Google slides deck that can be used to track work is here
• A one page cheat sheet that walks the students through the exercise is here

Zip files of each lab

• Generic cards (used for all decks)
• Beer Visualization (communication) -- Constructive
• Website Evolution Lab (Temporal and Network) -- Constructive
• Tennis Lab (Hierarchical) -- Constructive
• Review Paper Builder Lab (Network and Text) -- Constructive
• Plagiarism Lab (Text) -- Constructive

Fall 2016 Labs

Instructor guide (please read this first): PDF or Word.

• An empty slide deck for tracking notes is available Here.
• Our one page cheat sheet is here

Zip files of each lab

• Set Comparison Lab -- Deconstructive
• Website Evolution Lab (Temporal and Network) -- Constructive
• Tennis Lab (Hierarchical) -- Constructive
• Review Paper Builder Lab (Network and Text) -- Constructive
• Plagiarism Lab (Text) -- Constructive

All the constructive labs follow the same format. You can read our paper below and see the Fall 2015 examples for alternative structures. The class was taught by Eytan Adar and Matt Kay this semester and our TA was Licia He (who is responsible for much of the content). Feel free to email any of us with questions.

Supplementary files for the original paper

Supplementary files for our paper: VizItCards: A Card-Based Toolkit for Infovis Design Education by He and Adar (IEEE Vis 2016)

Currently available:

• paper supplement (which includes all the Fall'15 workshops)

If you want to run a VizItCards workshop, feel free to email us. We're happy to share our experiences with different instances. Please share your designs if you build new variants or have feedback!