A great way to get up to speed with Datawrapper is to attend one of our free webinars.
Our webinar hosts will show you everything there is to know about Datawrapper: from a basic introduction, to deep dives into creating maps, charts, and tables, and introductions to using our API.
Just starting out with Datawrapper, or curious about whether it’s the right tool for your work, research, or personal projects? This webinar is for you.
Your host Guillermina will show you what Datawrapper’s all about and how to start creating engaging visualizations.
Get to know our newest chart types! Our product specialist Guillermina will show you what waterfall and dual-axis charts are good for, explain the pitfalls of dual-axis charts, and demo both chart types in the Datawrapper app.
Get to know our newest chart types! Our product specialist Guillermina will show you what waterfall and dual-axis charts are good for, explain the pitfalls of dual-axis charts, and demo both chart types in the Datawrapper app.
Past attendees would say so. 77% of those who completed a post-webinar survey said they were “very likely” to attend another one. The rest said it was “likely”.
We’ve heard our webinars described as “absolutely fantastic,” “really awesome,” and “straightforward and easy to understand.”
No. Participants can’t turn on their video or audio. You’ll only see Datawrapper team members during the webinar.
You can, however, communicate with other participants via chat. And if you have questions, you can post them in the Q&A section of the chat, and the webinar host or someone else from the Datawrapper team will be happy to answer them.
Of course! The more the merrier. Each attendee does need to register individually, though.
By the way: If your organization is on a paid plan, a training session is included. You can learn more about it here. If you’re interested, please reach out to us at support@datawrapper.de.
Yes, if you’ve registered for the webinar. Once it has ended, you’ll get a link to the recording — no matter if you attended or not.