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 +=====Literacy Assignment 9: Social Connectedness in America=====
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 +Data source: [[https://​www.nytimes.com/​2019/​01/​03/​learning/​whats-going-on-in-this-graph-jan-9-2019.html|NY Times Article]]
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 +====Objective:​====
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 +To think creatively and critically about data visualization decisions and motivation. Additionally,​ to use visualizations and data to spark further research and questions.
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 +----
 +====Deliverable:​====
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 +1 one-page PDF (no MSWORD, please!) writeup that responds to the questions below.
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 +----
 +====Grading standards:​====
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 +Your PDF will be graded on the following:
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 +  * 100% Successfully turned in a PDF with reasonable answers. Help us know that you're thinking critically about the data!
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 +----
 +====Assignment Description:​====
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 +For this assignment, you will need to analyze the linked interactive graph and respond to the questions/​prompts below. ​ Please submit your responses as a one-page PDF via LearningSuite.
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 +[[https://​www.nytimes.com/​2019/​01/​03/​learning/​whats-going-on-in-this-graph-jan-9-2019.html|Interactive Graph Link]]
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 +You must respond to the following questions.
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 +This graphic was published in a NY Times article. Make sure to hover your mouse over different counties!
 +  * What do you first notice about this graph? ​
 +  * What information in this graph is most interesting to you, and why?
 +  * Hover your mouse over Utah County, Utah. 
 +    * How does the graph confirm what you would expect about social connectedness in Utah County? ​
 +    * What, if anything, surprises you?
 +  * What would you change about this graph?
 +  * What intrigues you most after studying this graph?
 +  * List three (3) additional research questions you could pursue with the data used to make this graph.
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