Over the course of four weeks, we tracked data for various activites we do on a daily basis. At the end of those four weeks, we traded data anonymously with a classmate and started to build an argument around what we had.

I was given data that tracked time spent walking, time spent zooming, quality of sleep, and zoom fatigue. With this information, I built an argument that digital life has an impact on physical activity. However, in order to frame this argument, I had to manipulate and/or omit parts of the data.

The second part of this project was revealing the manipulation of the data to our audience. Adding back in the data that I omitted creates completely different visualizations. I displayed these discrepancies through a video that you can view below.