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Visualizing Stats

July 6, 2011

Hans Rosling

A global health instructor understands that having the data is not enough. He has visualization at the heart of his work because he knows he needs to teach so people understand and find joy in it. In this YouTube from BBCFour you will see 200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 Minutes – The Joy of Stats and how Hans Rosling brings statistics to life utilizing technology.

Thanks to Bob McIntire for sharing this information.

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