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Displayr is a powerful, web-based data analysis and reporting platform that allows users to collect, analyze, and visualize data in one place. Educators and students can create interactive...more
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Displayr is a powerful, web-based data analysis and reporting platform that allows users to collect, analyze, and visualize data in one place. Educators and students can create interactive dashboards, reports, and presentations using built-in statistical tools, machine learning features, and customizable templates. After creating an account, users can start a new project from a template or blank page, then import datasets from their computer, Google Drive, or other sources. The drag-and-drop interface makes it easy to build charts, tables, and visual stories, and projects can be shared through a link, embedded on a website, or exported as Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF files. Displayr offers a free plan for all users, though it includes limited features, while a 14-day free trial provides full access to all tools and capabilities.
tag(s): data (212), infographics (69), presentations (31), spreadsheets (21)
In the Classroom
Visit the Displayr blog page to find many ideas and examples of using this resource as a classroom tool. For example, use Displayr within your lessons to engage students through visual displays of data and information. For example, create a Displayr presentation that shares immigration trends in a specific region over time. Extend learning by creating infographics based on classroom surveys using students' spreadsheets. Enhance learning further by asking students to develop presentations that include a variety of integrated media responses that populate data shared within a Displayr page. For example, one template offers a "Bubble Gum Reach Calculator." As part of the project, ask students to use a quiz tool such as Dotstorming, reviewed here, to poll peers on their predictions on the size of bubbles or the best type of gum for producing large bubbles. Next, use Microsoft Excel to record and tally bubble results and import them to Displayr.You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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