Above is my attempt to put all three visualizations in a story. I’m not sure if it is showing up. Below you will see the visualizations separately. I’m not a fan of how WordPress is rendering them. The details are really small and they seem blurry. This bar chart illustrates the occupations most common to […]
I chose to do the lessons in Observable, so here is the Tableau workbook from the first lesson: (I made the workbook into a story, but when I went to embed it into this post, it was static rather than interactive. I changed the block to a custom html and I could click through it […]
My stacked bar graph visualizes the occupations of Albany residents, as well as their race. I went with this type of graph because I thought it was very interesting that the majority of the black population held jobs in labor or domestic work, with very little attending school or holding public service jobs. I played […]
In my histogram, I visualized the distribution of ages for each birthplace group. I then highlighted two ages that stuck out to me, 26 and 39. Almost all my birthplace groups have one of these ages as their highest or their second highest age bin. Since these birthplace groups signify all Albany residents who were […]
In my bar chart, I showed the number of Albany residents employed in a certain occupation. I Each bar is colored to represent a different occupation and included a slider to filter by year. My heatmap visualizes the birthplace and level of literacy of Albany residents, except New York, from 1850 to 1930. The data […]
Module Outline Wednesday Agenda At our Wednesday meeting, we will troubleshoot the Intro to Tableau assignment. Discussion Starter This week’s discussion starter video is on Blackboard under the title “Module 5: Using Data.” Tasks Respond to the discussion starter video in the #module5 Slack channel Make a free account at Tableau Public. You will need […]