Bridget Cogley
@cogley.bsky.social
#FunctionalAestheticsTheBook coauthor. Maker of vizzes, breaker of calcs, Tableau-old (HOF). @windscogley other places.
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With your permission, I'd like to use it as an example in my ethics class, particularly around goals / intent.
August 27, 2025 at 5:39 PM
With your permission, I'd like to use it as an example in my ethics class, particularly around goals / intent.
I'm attempting to get better about creating micro-joys as a friend calls them. Today's oatmeal includes saffron, rose water, and pistachio.
May 27, 2025 at 2:16 PM
I'm attempting to get better about creating micro-joys as a friend calls them. Today's oatmeal includes saffron, rose water, and pistachio.
Career highlight: @jburnmurdoch.ft.com showcases my paper collaboration during his webinar.
Some behind the scenes notes:
We originally went into this paper to see if we could overtax and "over-text" the audience. At least with line charts and what we designed, we did not hit that limit. 📊
Some behind the scenes notes:
We originally went into this paper to see if we could overtax and "over-text" the audience. At least with line charts and what we designed, we did not hit that limit. 📊
May 15, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Career highlight: @jburnmurdoch.ft.com showcases my paper collaboration during his webinar.
Some behind the scenes notes:
We originally went into this paper to see if we could overtax and "over-text" the audience. At least with line charts and what we designed, we did not hit that limit. 📊
Some behind the scenes notes:
We originally went into this paper to see if we could overtax and "over-text" the audience. At least with line charts and what we designed, we did not hit that limit. 📊
Example scaffolding for a native language learner (pictures) and a non-native (pictures and use of translation).
Once people are out of school, we still need to reach them. That's on us, the creators, to find tools besides direct training to help allow inference.
Once people are out of school, we still need to reach them. That's on us, the creators, to find tools besides direct training to help allow inference.
December 2, 2024 at 7:26 PM
Example scaffolding for a native language learner (pictures) and a non-native (pictures and use of translation).
Once people are out of school, we still need to reach them. That's on us, the creators, to find tools besides direct training to help allow inference.
Once people are out of school, we still need to reach them. That's on us, the creators, to find tools besides direct training to help allow inference.
They're synergistic.
Authors can lower the register and provide translational tools for more people to understand - not a perfect system by any means.
We (creators) often do a poor job translating our work and inviting people in. Evolving literacies demand multimodal approaches (ex, text, tables).
Authors can lower the register and provide translational tools for more people to understand - not a perfect system by any means.
We (creators) often do a poor job translating our work and inviting people in. Evolving literacies demand multimodal approaches (ex, text, tables).
December 2, 2024 at 7:16 PM
They're synergistic.
Authors can lower the register and provide translational tools for more people to understand - not a perfect system by any means.
We (creators) often do a poor job translating our work and inviting people in. Evolving literacies demand multimodal approaches (ex, text, tables).
Authors can lower the register and provide translational tools for more people to understand - not a perfect system by any means.
We (creators) often do a poor job translating our work and inviting people in. Evolving literacies demand multimodal approaches (ex, text, tables).
Regular literacy is still varied in how we deploy it. Phonics doesn't/didn't work well for a portion of the population and English is a deep orthography - so lots of exceptions. Deaf literacy is another example without phonics. Beyond word reading, there's comprehension and extrapolation (More)
December 2, 2024 at 3:02 PM
Regular literacy is still varied in how we deploy it. Phonics doesn't/didn't work well for a portion of the population and English is a deep orthography - so lots of exceptions. Deaf literacy is another example without phonics. Beyond word reading, there's comprehension and extrapolation (More)
I've spent the last several years being a caregiver to several people and the last couple of months recovering from the loss of my last parent. Within the shards, I'm refinding myself.
November 13, 2024 at 10:59 PM
I've spent the last several years being a caregiver to several people and the last couple of months recovering from the loss of my last parent. Within the shards, I'm refinding myself.
Bluesky has decided I'm old. Come for wisdom, but bring your own marshmallows. #345,051.
September 16, 2024 at 11:12 PM
Bluesky has decided I'm old. Come for wisdom, but bring your own marshmallows. #345,051.
The future of 📊 #DataViz is multimodal.
Technically, data exposition has always crossed modes, but we're able to interweave them now more than ever.
Mixing modes allows more ways for users to validate their understanding - cohesion between modes is key.
Technically, data exposition has always crossed modes, but we're able to interweave them now more than ever.
Mixing modes allows more ways for users to validate their understanding - cohesion between modes is key.
April 23, 2024 at 4:01 PM
The future of 📊 #DataViz is multimodal.
Technically, data exposition has always crossed modes, but we're able to interweave them now more than ever.
Mixing modes allows more ways for users to validate their understanding - cohesion between modes is key.
Technically, data exposition has always crossed modes, but we're able to interweave them now more than ever.
Mixing modes allows more ways for users to validate their understanding - cohesion between modes is key.
I'd love to pick up 2 coaching clients this year and support radical transformations. Kelly supported mine. I believe in you cats.
April 17, 2024 at 12:58 AM
I'd love to pick up 2 coaching clients this year and support radical transformations. Kelly supported mine. I believe in you cats.
I've been doing some coaching for data professionals. First reference!
I've still got some slots open. calendly.com/theanalystsr...
I've still got some slots open. calendly.com/theanalystsr...
April 16, 2024 at 12:41 AM
I've been doing some coaching for data professionals. First reference!
I've still got some slots open. calendly.com/theanalystsr...
I've still got some slots open. calendly.com/theanalystsr...
