Basics of Figures and Tables for Your Research Publication

How do you determine whether to use a chart or a table to present information?
This video will talk about some general guidelines on preparing figures, managing captions, preparing tables and preparing lists to help you get started.
This is part one of our three part series on data visualization for your research manuscript.
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When to use graphs or charts - 0:52
When to use tables - 0:57
Guidelines for figures - 1:30
Example illustration - 2:17
A note on captions - 3:08
Guidelines for tables - 3:36
Example table - 4:43
Lists - 5:19
Resources
Science Writing Handbook: Download for Free - www.goldbio.com/science-writi...
Visualizing Data - Quick Tips for your Publication - www.goldbio.com/articles/arti...
The 10 Cs to Publishing Quality Scientific Charts and Graphics - www.goldbio.com/articles/arti...
Written and Presented by Karen Martin; Edited by Karen Pierce
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Excuse me, may I use this video as an open learning resource/supplement to learning material at the Open University? Thank you for the permission granted.

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Hi there. If you're using the link where it will direct people to this RUclips video, absolutely. And we would definitely appreciate the credit too. However, if it's uploading a video onto a specific platform outside of RUclips, then we would not allow that.
I believe embedding from RUclips is OK since it's still basically on the RUclips platform in the end, if that makes sense.