by saravaca | Nov 30, 2022
Not long ago I shared in AEA365 (that place that is turning out to be my evaluation “diary”), my thoughts about how bibliography sections included at the end of every article, book or report could be more evolve into more interesting, informative and...
by saravaca | May 14, 2020
This is one of the typical projects I do just for fun. My evaluator-friend Steve Powell (@stevepowell99) told me he had thought of gathering a catalogue of ways to present scales, so I told him I was in, and we came up with this infographic. Likert-type scales, also...
by saravaca | Oct 3, 2019
I think the first person that made me discover Data Visualization, back in 2011, was Alberto Cairo via his active twitter account (@AlbertoCairo). I remember how his plain language in twitter and his blog helped me understand the basics quite quickly, so my visual...
by saravaca | May 13, 2019
Lately I’ve been swamped for a month in a post-emergency mission, acting as the Information Manager of all humanitarian partners working to improve the population’s shelter. If life is in general messy and complicated/complex, humanitarian contexts (e.g....
by saravaca | Apr 4, 2019
Those who know me are aware that when I want to explore something, I literally play with it visually.AEA is being working on the Evaluators’ Competencies for a while now (since 2015) and asking for feedback, and after having met Susan Tucker in the EES...
