Markets for Good Workshop - Between the Dashboard and the Chair

Between the Dashboard and the ChairThe Human Side of Data for Good

Beth KanterAuthor, Speaker and Trainer

June, 2014 – Gates Foundation

Beth

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Data that Inspires Change and Leads To Better Outcomes

Healthy Range

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Triglycerides: Test Results

I was ignoring the data on my dashboard!!

I Needed Better Data and To Collect More Often

Dashboard To Collect Data Connected To Goals

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Triglycerides: Test Results

The Human Side of Data for Good

TechnicalOutcome Identification and OMM

Consensus on Outcome Identification and OMM

HumanTransactional Metrics

Transformational Metrics

Data Collection and Hygiene

Quantitative

Statistical Analysis

Impact

Data informed and Agile

Visualization & Storytelling

Qualitative

Sense-making, reflection

Learning

Spreadsheets

What Happens When You Don’t Balance Human and Technical?

A Few Stories: Getting Consensus and Buy-In

Human and Technical Data Practice Issues

Emerged

A Paper Prototype of the Dashboard

What should the movement as a whole measure?

What should partners and participants measure for their individual campaigns?

Designing Data for People and Communities

Data for Good Begins with People