Guidebook
A guidebook for students and educators
Access our 6-module Notion guide to create your own data storytelling project using visualisation and creative code. Suitable for classrooms, workshops, 1:1 teaching, or self-paced learning.
Beginner-friendly
Safe and supportive 'soil' to plant your skills and ideas into.
Intersection of art and tech
Learn a blend of data literacy, coding, and visual storytelling.
For any time, anywhere
Use in any setting: a classroom, community space, or the comfort of your home.
Community
A global Discord community hub
Knowledge-sharing and supportive study spaces with friends from all over the world. We keep things fun, safe, and moderated for anyone to join, learn and grow.
Weekend Study Spaces
It's free period. One hour a week to put on chill music, say hi to new friends, and catch up on your own project or learning.
Peer learning and support
Debug together, share resources, memes, and share updates on your own data visualisation projects.
Workshops
Partner with us and bring data viz to your community
We facilitate workshops online or in-person, in classrooms or in nature. We work with knowledge, arts or community centres to create meaningful learning experiences for diverse cohorts of people.
Adaptable for any space
Student clubs, local parks, libraries or a Zoom meeting. We incorporate space into learning.
Learn with any medium
Gain hands-on skills in data visualisation through coding, crafts, or both.
Collaborative projects
We partner with you to lead participants towards diverse, creative projects and co-created outcomes.
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Online, our community has reached…
1,400+
Instagram followers
400+
YouTube subscribers
200+
Discord community members
Messsages from our community
One of my most memorable moments from our tutorials is when, even if one person would struggle, everyone was able to pitch in and help - not just the project leader. I think that really shows how far we've come from students to teachers.
Lily B
Alumni
I'm super excited to continue working on building The Data Garden Project as a resource that can hopefully bring together a diverse community of people and see the creative outcomes that can come from it.
Kelly L
Alumni
I'm definitely proud of what everybody's been able to achieve - most of us to come with zero coding knowledge.
I really enjoyed the open-ended nature of what we were learning, and it was so fun to see everybody experiment with code in their own way and create their own little interactive pieces of art.Chelsea B
Alumni
Super simple. Love that there's both text and video options for different types of learners.
Anonymous
Guidebook
Easy steps and not too long. Straight to the point explanation. Useful techniques
Anonymous
Guidebook
Share stories with friends, using code!
By embarking on a Data Garden Project, you’re invited to find & gather data from your own life, turn it into a dataset, and visualise that data using p5.js, a beginner-friendly JavaScript drawing software.
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