Constructing Interactive Visualizations with iVoLVER
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Abstract
iVoLVER, the Interactive Visual Language for Visualization Extraction and Reconstruction, is a web-based pen and touch system that graphically supports the construction of interactive visualizations and allows the extraction of data from different types of digital artifacts and photographs. Together, these features enable the creation of visualizations from data that is not structured in traditional formats without the need of textual programming. This demonstration shows how iVoLVER visualizations are constructed and illustrates an interactive example that can be used in teaching and educational contexts.
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- Constructing Interactive Visualizations with iVoLVER
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ISBN:9781450340823
DOI:10.1145/2851581
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