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The Future of the Creative Process

April 07, 2025
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Header image from Bill Shander's LinkedIn newsletter Lesson and Listen with Arlene Birt

51±¬ÁϹÙÍø Professor Arlene Birt ’02 featured in Bill Shander’s LinkedIn newsletter, Lesson and Listen. The series focuses on conversations between Bill Shander and other creatives about data visualization.

They focus specifically on her previous work published in the Data Visualization Society's publication Nightingale, The Future of the Creative Process is Increased Collaboration. She discusses how collaborative efforts in creative works is the key to solving these global issues, and shares her experiences collaborating with scientists around the world to create a report on climate change for the United Nations.

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  • (linkedin.com—February 19, 2025)

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