Thanks. I think interactivity and animation adds a another level to the communication and exploration of data. But as far as I know, there isn't as much literature on this subject.
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Yes, beause it was not so common up until now, I guess. I have thought about what could be the best way of present interactive data when I made a slidify presentation with R. There were a lot of possibilities available but I did not know what would be too much or what would make sense. Also when building a shiny app is the biggest question what does the viewer want to know about the data -- just integrating all sort of options does not make sense in my perception.
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I think you're best bet is to look for UX & UI books that touch on data visualization.
Although this isn't in too much depth, I think you might find this page useful: https://www.ibm.com/design/language/experience/data-visualization/interaction
The issue with displaying interactive data in a presentation, is that the format itself is passive and the audience can't interact too much with the data. But that also depends on whether you will be delivering a presentation in person or you're just uploading the presentation to the web.
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