Topic: As large datasets become more important to both consumer and business publishing, many businesses are experimenting with new ways to visualize data and help it to tell a story. And publishers that get it right – like the New York Times (see above image), Guardian or Wired – win awards, social media kudos and new readers.But what exactly is involved in the new discipline of data visualization and what skills do publishers have to nurture, whatever the size of their team? Andy Kirk, of Visualizing data, believes that data visualization is a mixture of art and science, creativity, analysis and project management. He sees 8 “hats” in the data visualization process, which can either be worn by different members of a team or can be deliberate mindsets adopted by a solo professional. Understanding how each contributes to the finished product is perhaps the key to creating great data visualization designs…Discussion: Think about the role you played in creating a presentation or working on a project using data visualizations. Choose two of the 8 hats and explain your roles (in relation to these hats) in creating the presentation or finishing the project.Instructions:Need minimum 300 wordsNeed 2 APA References

Your admission essay will serve as both a goals statement and a writing assessment. The admission essay is extremely important to the application review process. Submit your essay in 600-700 words (about three pages) in 12-point font, double-spaced, clearly written, well-organized, with correct grammar, accurate spelling and punctuation, good sentence structure, and clear sub-headings. Make sure that you carefully address each of the following:Pledge of Authorship: Please begin your admissions essay with the following statement: (Your essay will not be accepted if this is not included.) I, (complete name)____________________________________, verify that this admissions essay is my own work, and I am fully aware that discovery otherwise will invalidate my entire application.Describe the kinds of responsibilities and positions you have held in your past work and professional experience (volunteer or employed), both IT-related and others.Explain why you are pursuing a graduate degree at this time in Management Information Systems (MIS). Please note areas of particular interest in the MS in MIS program and why you are interested.Describe how a master’s degree in MIS will enhance your career and life plans for the future.

Create a Lesson Plan
In this module, we introduced the three pillars of philosophy, principles, and practice supporting differentiated instruction as defined by Carol Ann Tomlinson. We discussed how Multiple Intelligence Theory is linked to differentiated instruction. We also explored various instruments designed for identification of students’ strengths, interests, and talents.
In this assignment, you will create the instructional portion a lesson plan demonstrating differentiated instruction.

Create a Word document for your response.
Use APA format for the title pages, references page, and in-text citations.
Follow the steps to complete the assignment.

Step 1. Select a previously used lesson plan or one published which is designed for whole-group instruction. Cite the source.
Step 2. Differentiate the instruction section of the lesson plan by creating 3 distinct instructional sections for the 1.) advanced, 2.) average, and 3.) struggling learners in the class.
Step 3. Reflection: Answer each question with 1 or 2 well-developed paragraphs.

Other than using multiple instructional designs, what is difficult about teaching different types of learners?
How do personal limitations influence instructional choices?

I have attached the directions for the paper part and the second part is the power point. I need help with both.Here are the directions for the POwerpoint. For this assignment, you will take your findings from your paper and create a powerpoint demonstrating your analysis and arguments. You may use movie stills, quotes from the short story, etc to show your main points. Each slide should focus on one point from your paper, so basically seven slides minimum. There can be more.Slides:Slide 1 – Name, TitleSlide 2 – Hypothesis: what you are trying to prove in the paper/powerpointSlide 3 – Example for the first question (this may go into other slides, you are not limited to one here)Slide 4 – Example of second question (same thing here)Slide 5 – Example of third question (same)Slide 6 – Final thoughts (your opinion/conclusion of your findings)Slide 7 – Works Cited (they are on the paper instructions, there’s no reason to not include them! You don’t need to cite photos, I’m okay with that)You can have full range on how you convey your findings, just so long as I can look at your slide and be able to read your mind (so convey your message appropriate.Here is the link to the movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DG29Xagcm8

 
Professional career development skills are very important in all industries, both to you as a graduate looking to develop yourself and help you to demonstrate to potential employers your employability. 
 
Task 2 – Report  
Students will write a report, containing a personal reflection on the role play and career development planning, demonstrating an understanding of the skills and knowledge which contribute toward working effectively, their readiness for employment, an understanding of personal strengths and areas for further development, as well as establishing their employment goals and develop a personal action plan/development plan. 
The role play of both interviewer and interviewee will be the subject of a substantial piece of reflective writing to be incorporated into Task 2 under ‘Recruitment and Selection’ where you are expected to allocate 500 words for this section within the report, and applying an appropriate reflective cycle such as Kolb or Gibbs. 
Please note this is meant to be written from a personal perspective, with a focus on your own skills and skills gaps, your own career goals and your own experience. However, references to relevant external literature are also required.