Tom Bransby's Friends

View All

Gifts Received

Tom Bransby has not received any gifts yet

Give a Gift

Tom Bransby's Page

Latest Activity

Michael I liked Tom Bransby's blog post Data Fallacies to Avoid | An Illustrated Collection of Mistakes People Often Make When Analyzing Data

May 14

Omer Sayli liked Tom Bransby's blog post Data Fallacies to Avoid | An Illustrated Collection of Mistakes People Often Make When Analyzing Data

Oct 6, 2019

Haruki Ito, AHIL liked Tom Bransby's blog post Data Fallacies to Avoid | An Illustrated Collection of Mistakes People Often Make When Analyzing Data

Sep 29, 2019

Amilcar Blake liked Tom Bransby's blog post Data Fallacies to Avoid | An Illustrated Collection of Mistakes People Often Make When Analyzing Data

Jun 27, 2019

Profile Information

Job Title:: Data Literacy Community Manager

Seniority:: Manager

Short Bio:: Passionate about data, design and connecting people.

LinkedIn Profile:: http://www.geckoboard.com/learn/data-literacy/

Interests:: Contributing, Networking

Tom Bransby's Blog

Deciphering information and misinformation: Inspired by the book "A Field Guide to Lies and Statistics"

Posted on April 18, 2018 at 6:30am 0 Comments 1 Like

They are in combat side-by-side, staring back at you like identical twins, one of them will help you and the other one will hurt you, who are they?

They are information and misinformation, writes neuroscientist Daniel Levitin in his book “A field guide to lies and statistics”.

But are these two really fighting on a level playing field? New research findings published in Science magazine show that things are much more serious than we might have thought.…

Continue

Data Fallacies to Avoid | An Illustrated Collection of Mistakes People Often Make When Analyzing Data

Posted on March 28, 2018 at 2:30am 0 Comments 13 Likes

Recently my team embarked on a mission to make data more accessible and useful to everyone, creating free resources to utilise whilst studying, analyzing and interpreting data.

The first resource we created was 'Data Fallacies to Avoid', an illustrated…

Continue