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Data Visualization with Tableau

Data Visualization with Tableau In-Person

Data visualization is an important tool for researchers, assisting in both analysis and communication of results. The use of appropriate visualization techniques can greatly increase the ability to gain insight from and ease the communication of data.

In this workshop, we present the basics of how to use Tableau, a tool capable of creating a wide variety of visualizations. Developed through PhD research at Stanford, Tableau (http://www.tableau.com) supports of variety of data formats and through simple interactions allows fast exploration to find the visualization most suited to the data. Additionally, Tableau offers their desktop software free to post-secondary students.

This session will focus on the fundamentals of importing data and then using this software to create visualizations.

Related LibGuide: Data Visualization by John Brosz

Date:
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
Time:
2:00pm - 3:30pm
Time Zone:
Mountain Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
TFDL 440A
Campus:
TFDL
Audience:
  Faculty     Graduate     Public     Undergraduate  
Categories:
  Lab NEXT     Visualization  

Registration is required. There are 36 seats available.

This session is led by John Brosz, Data and Visualization Curator at Libraries and Cultural Resources.

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