New Course: Building Dashboards with flexdashboard

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Course Description

Communication is a key part of the data science process. Dashboards are a popular way to present data in a cohesive visual display. In this course you’ll learn how to assemble your results into a polished dashboard using the flexdashboard package. This can be as simple as adding a few lines of R Markdown to your existing code, or as rich as a fully interactive Shiny-powered experience. You will learn about the spectrum of dashboard creation tools available in R and complete this course with the ability to produce a professional quality dashboard.

Chapter 1: Dashboard Layouts (Free)

In this chapter you will learn how R Markdown and the flexdashboard package are used to create a dashboard, and how to customize the layout of components on your dashboard.

Chapter 2: Data Visualization for Dashboards

This chapter will introduce the many options for including data visualizations in your dashboard. You’ll learn about how to optimize your plots for display on the web.

Chapter 3: Dashboard Components

In this chapter you will learn about other components that will allow you to create a complete dashboard. This includes ways to present everything from a single value to a complete dataset.

Chapter 4:Adding Interactivity with Shiny

This chapter will demonstrate how you can use Shiny to make your dashboard interactive. You’ll keep working with the San Francisco bike sharing data and build a dashboard for exploring this data set.

Prerequisites

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