Use what you’ve learned about data visualization thus far to create a story in Tableau that explains, investigates, or makes a case for something.

Use what you’ve learned about data visualization thus far to create a story in Tableau that explains, investigates, or makes a case for something. In your story, incorporate at least:

· A story containing at least two story points.

· At least two data sources JOINED together.

· At least one additional data source added independently, not joined to the other two.

· Some advanced interactivity (e.g. buttons, dashboard actions, etc…).

· Some calculation.

· In your story, please add an additional point at the end with text that highlights any invisible things you did to make your story better. Things like calculated variables are invisible, so please draw my attention to them here. This page does not need to be styled, plain text in point form is fine.

MARKS

The mark distribution will be as follows:

· Completion Criteria:

o At least 1 story with 2+ visualizations (3 marks).

o At least 2 joined data sources (2 marks).

o At least 1 non-joined data source (2 marks).

o Advanced interactivity in at least 2 places (3 marks).

o Note: All of the above are complete/incomplete, the exception is that marks may be withheld if the requirement is technically complete, but trivial in terms of value.

· Quality Judgement:

o Data join accuracy/quality/suitability (0-5 marks).

o Overall (0-10 marks).

Note: The above are subjective judgements of the impact of the visualizations. Based on how clear, impactful, and coherent the story is at communicating your point. Creating more complex visualizations, choosing deeper topics, and creating more (good) visualizations are all good ways to make your visualization subjectively better.