The Big Book of Dashboards: Visualizing Your Data Using Real-World Business Scenarios
(VISUALIZE-DATA.AE1)
/ ISBN: 978-1-64459-319-6
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The Big Book of Dashboards: Visualizing Your Data Using Real-World Business Scenarios
The Big Book of Dashboards: Visualizing Your Data Using Real-World Business Scenarios course covers a detailed understanding of Big Book data visualization by providing objective-based interactive lessons and hands-on experience with live labs. It covers the fundamentals of data visualization, the application of dashboards in business scenarios, and then the challenges faced in the real world. The live labs provide the live experience of working with dashboards.
Lessons
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37+ Lessons
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74+ Exercises
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145+ Quizzes
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68+ Flashcards
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68+ Glossary of terms
TestPrep
LiveLab
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19+ LiveLab
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19+ Video tutorials
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01+ Hours
- How This Course Is Different?
- How This Course Is Organized?
- How to Use This Course?
- Succeeding in the Real World
- What to Do and What Not to Do
- What Is a Dashboard?
- Final Thought: There Are No Perfect Dashboards
- Why Do We Visualize Data?
- How Do We Visualize Data?
- Color
- Common Chart Types
- When Our Visual Processing System Betrays Us
- Every Decision Is a Compromise
- Summary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- The Traditional Approach and Why You Should Avoid It
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Other Considerations
- Alternative Approach
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- Why This Works
- Dashboard Designer Commentary
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- The Traditional Approach, and Why You Should Avoid It
- Other Approaches
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Alternative Approaches
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Ben Shneiderman's Mantra
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- The Traditional Approach, and Why You Should Avoid It
- Dashboard Designer Commentary
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Dashboard Designer Commentary
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Other Approaches
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Avoiding the Traditional Approach to NPS
- More Thoughts on Visualizing Sentiment
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Other Approaches
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Another Approach: A Bump Chart
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
- Scenario
- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Other Use Cases and Approaches
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
- Why This Works
- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
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- Author Commentary
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- How People Use the Dashboard
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- Overview
- Personalized Dashboards
- Make the Demographics Dashboard Personal
- But What If You Still Want to Make Something Beautiful?
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- How Much Time Do You Want to See?
- How Does Today Compare with the Start of a Time Period?
- Are There Cyclical Patterns in My Data?
- How Can I Look Up Trends Across Two Time Dimensions?
- How Can I Look at Rank, Not Value, Over Time?
- How Can I Compare Growth Rates of Things That Happen at Different Times?
- How Can I Show the Duration of Events?
- How Can I Focus on Bottlenecks in a Process?
- Which Time Chart Should I Use on My Dashboard?
- Review Your KPIs
- Track Usage with Data
- Speak to Your Users
- Build Starter Dashboards
- Summary
- Designing Color-Blind-Friendly Visualizations
- Conclusion
- Background
- Conclusion
- The Allure of Word Clouds and Bubble Charts
- Marist Poll and Views of the 2016 Presidential Election
- Conclusion
- Keep Asking Questions
- The Squiggle of Visual Exploration
Hands on Activities (Live Labs)
- Creating and Analyzing Chart Types
- Visualizing Data
- Using the Show Me Toolbar
- Creating a Connection in a New Workbook
- Creating a Dashboard and Implementing Actions
- Creating a Regional Scoreboard
- Building a Bullet Graph
- Performing Quick Table Calculations
- Viewing the Aggregate Data
- Creating a Stacked Bar Chart
- Enhancing the User Experience, Analysis, and Visualizations
- Creating Filled, Symbol, and Density Maps
- Creating a Gantt Chart
- Creating a Dashboard in Excel
- Creating a Story
- Building a Dashboard
- Creating a Line Chart
- Creating a Bar Chart
- Highlighting Categories of Interest
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