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This workshop series introduces users to Tableau Public data visualization software.
This workshop is the second of a two-part series on Tableau. This workshop is the first of a two-part series on Tableau. This workshop will introduce users to the basics of using Tableau, a powerful data visualization tool.
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This workshop teaches more advanced skills for those who have familiarity with the basics of importing data and constructing basic visualizations in Tableau.
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This workshop introduces finding and mapping demographic information using Social Explorer.
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Geographic Information System (GIS) technology is commonly used by private, non-profit, and government agencies for planning and analysis involving geospatial data. This introductory workshop series aim to provide attendees with foundational information about geospatial data concepts, coordinate systems, map design, spatial analysis and geospatial landscape. The workshop will be taught using ArcGIS software to manage and analyze geospatial data, conduct basic spatial analysis, and produce maps. By the end of the workshop, attendees will be able to complete a small-scale geospatial data project which involves producing final maps using real-world data. No special background knowledge or skills are required to attend. All are welcome.
Skill Requirements: Attendance at GIS 1 prior to GIS 2 preferred.
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This workshop is to provide a strong basis of understanding of the ESRI program ArcGIS StoryMaps.
StoryMaps builds off past ESRI mapping tools by combining many of these into one more intuitive product. This workshop will include the necessary information and processes for building your own storymap project and to incorporate robust mapping products that contextualize your project. Attendees will be able to participate in creating a mock storymap to familiarize themselves with the program.
Attendees with GSU student or faculty status can use the program on personal devices to follow along virtually and will have access to machines during the in-person lesson.
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