[Informatics] Tableau #Data21

[Roland Gesthuizen]

Interesting keynote .. 

I liked how one speaker spoke about the danger of erasing individuals and their personal story when processing the data. This happened during the covid-19 pandemic in our area when islands were lumped into one category Asia-Pacific. I think we can relate to this in Australia too for remote and rural communities.

Regards Roland
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Roland GESTHUIZEN
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> On 10 Nov 2021, at 11:41 am, Roland Gesthuizen <rgesthuizen at gmail.com> wrote:
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> The Data21 Keynote is being broadcast again today from 12 to 1pm today 10 Nov. If you register, they share the link to an archive to watch at your own leisure. Heaps of interesting topics being covered today.
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> https://tc21.tableau.com/episodes/tableau-conference-2021-opening-keynote-492z <https://tc21.tableau.com/episodes/tableau-conference-2021-opening-keynote-492z>
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> Nice to see this mentioned at the DLTV VCE Applied Computing Teachers’ conference. Some interesting news from what I hear from those that listened to the early morning broadcast.
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> Regards Roland
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> Roland GESTHUIZEN
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>> On 2 Nov 2021, at 2:22 pm, Roland Gesthuizen <rgesthuizen at gmail.com <mailto:rgesthuizen at gmail.com>> wrote:
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>> Ouch .. I messed up the #data21 dates trying to do it in my head. There is an iCal calendar list here with a cunning time-offset for Asia Pacific: https://www.tableau.com/events/conference/save-the-date-global <https://www.tableau.com/events/conference/save-the-date-global>
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>> Roland GESTHUIZEN
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>>> On 2 Nov 2021, at 12:35 pm, Roland Gesthuizen <rgesthuizen at gmail.com <mailto:rgesthuizen at gmail.com>> wrote:
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>>> Janene, speaking of Tableau, 
>>> 
>>> Gary Bass just pointed out the Tableau #Data21 conference a free offering event with talks, workshops and clinics next week. Registered users can dip into or play back the recordings, tutorials and clinics. From what I can see for DataViz, this looks really good. 
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>>> 	AEDST 4 am to 10 am (?) Mon 8 Nov 2021 (PST 9 am to 3 pm Tue 9 Nov), runs for 3 days. Program and registration here: https://tc21.tableau.com <https://tc21.tableau.com/>
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>>> Just the thing to lean into and explore, after we enjoy the DLTV Applied Computing Teachers' Conference this Friday. 
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>>> 	9:15 am to 3:30 pm Fri 5 Nov 2021. Runs for one day, program and registration here: https://dltv.vic.edu.au/event-4483263 <https://dltv.vic.edu.au/event-4483263> 
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>>> Roland GESTHUIZEN
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>>>> On 2 Nov 2021, at 12:15 pm, Janene Watt <Janene.Watt at education.vic.gov.au <mailto:Janene.Watt at education.vic.gov.au>> wrote:
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>>>> my personal view - Students always prefer infographics in my view because it is just so much easier to complete. I also agree during covid that infographics were what my students chose. 
>>>> To then have data visualisations in the exam seems a bit unreasonable unless it was just general questions. 
>>>> I would be going back to VCAA themselves and looking at how much support they gave teachers to help teach data visualisations according to the study design. If the VCAA can't provide sufficient and detailed resources to ensure that all teachers can teach this the same consistent way, then it is very hard to assess students with teachers that may not have covered it as well. 
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>>>> That being said there has been some great data viz tutorials being run by Tabelau in the last week that have been showing how people have been creating data viz's. The creators have shown everyone how they did it- they are really great as teachers in DA to get our head around these concepts.
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>>>> regards
>>>> Janene
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