Data visualisation links:

- Alberto Cairo - Data journalist and information designer: [http://albertocairo.com/](http://albertocairo.com/)
- #dataviz on Twitter: [https://twitter.com/hashtag/dataviz](https://twitter.com/hashtag/dataviz)
- Data visualisation and journalism free online course: [https://journalismcourses.org/course/dataviz/](https://journalismcourses.org/course/dataviz/)


I have a PhD in Statistics and have been the lead developer of iNZight since 2015. I'm responsible for maintaining the software, implementing new features, providing tech support for our users, and most other things related to the iNZight desktop software. I love making things with code, especially tools that can be shared and used by others.

If I'm not working on a side project, I'll either be outside gardening or inside reading, playing the piano, or cooking.

Dr Tom Elliott

iNZight was initially designed for New Zealand high schools, allowing students to quickly and easily explore data and understand some statistical ideas (using the companion program VIT).

However, iNZight now extends to multivariable graphics, time series, and generalised linear modelling (including modelling of data from complex surveys).

iNZight is free. That means you can download and use it however you want, for whatever you want. There are absolutely no restrictions. You can download for yourself or redistribute it. You can even modify it if you are so inclined! However, it is important to note that iNZight comes with absolutely no warranty.


iNZight is a free and accessible statistical visualisation software.

Members of the iNZight Analytics team contribute to the development of iNZight.

Data Visualization