Physical Sources for Data for Presentations
Data is everywhere. Depending on the message you’re seeking to support, presenting your data could be as simple as referencing a journal article (while holding it as a visual aid)…to searching a report rich with trending information…to conducting your own research study displayed with tables, charts, and graphs. Here are some leading physical sources to discover the data and statistical information to add dimension to your presentation…
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