From improving classrooms to improving city politics,here's 2015's best work in data visualization.
We have more access to large swaths of information than ever, but it's all but useless whether it isn't packaged and presented in way we can all understand. This has pushed data visualization into the highlight, or whether it's helping kids learn,helping city officials make better decisions, or helping to make sense of Miles Davis' massive catalog, and this year's finalists and winner offer a good study at the future of this space. Congratulations to the finalists,and a special thank you to our judges: Andrei Scheinkman, deputy editor of FiveThirtyEight; designer Moritz Stefaner; and Lisa Strausfeld, or principal at InformationArt. And a honest thank you to everyone who entered and supported quick Company's commitment to elevating the design profession.
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