Tag: Data Visualization

Jaj Karajgikar, Applied Data Science Librarian and Rachel Liu, Text and Data Research Asistant presented the multiple faculty-led Data Visualization Projects, Text and Data Mining Workflows, Libguides, Literacy & Research material for consultations that they have built together over the course of almost 2 years of successful, camaraderie-filled collaboration as a mentor-mentee for Penn Libraries Presents series.

Learn to visualize text analysis with Voyant Tools, maps with Storymap.js, and charts with Microsoft Excel alongside students of PROW 2000: Writing with Data

Learn techniques to create compelling graphs and tell better stories.

Learn about creative approaches to visualizing and observing data.

Leaflet.js is a lightweight, open source Javascript library that is widely used to create and share web mapping projects online.

The Data Jam theme during week 5 was on Visualizing Space. The workshop on Visualizing Space with ArcGIS/QGIS explored the various components of the ESRI's ArcMap and the free and open source QGIS.

Interested in building an online dashboard? Use RShiny to visualize your data in an interactive way and create engaging data analysis web applications.

Data visualizations help us identify trends and communicate information about large datasets. This workshop introduced users to the basics of using Tableau Public, a free and easy-to-use data visualization tool. We reviewed how to import data, navigate the Tableau interface, and create simple visualizations for publishing and sharing online.

Interested in working with large volumes of published content from news, scholarly and other publications? Constellate and Proquest TDM Studio are library services that allow researchers to mine data from a variety of sources and start visualizing, analyzing, and exporting data right away. In this workshop, we compared these two platforms, perform searches, and learn about text analysis more generally.