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Follow these three data-structure tips to recognize the best, and smooth out the rest.

Learn more about Tableau’s student-only data visualization competition—Iron Viz: Student Edition.

Learn how to get started with free Tableau for educators—including curriculum and training resources to grow data skills for students.

Dr. Mary Dunaway shares her career journey and how working with Tableau has helped her teach data skills to a broader audience.

This student harnessed the power of Tableau Public for data learning and networking to get her first job in business intelligence.

Learn about the top 3 visualizations, winners, and judging for Iron Viz: Student Edition 2024 —Tableau’s annual data visualization competition just for students.

Learn about the Tableau Academic Ambassadors and how these students and educators showcase the power of Tableau to new data learners.

Learn about the complexities and nuances of literacy rates around the world through this gallery of visualizations created in Tableau Public.

Tableau's Senior Curriculum Strategy Manager, Sue Kraemer, helps break down data best practices to help guide you through your data visualization process.

How do you introduce kids with no data background into the data world? Here are three curated data activities—for all ages—to learn how to collect data, interpret graphs, and how to explore data to uncover insights.

With more instructors bringing data skills into their classroom, the Tableau Academic Programs team wanted to create a space for sharing, learning, and building community.

Submissions for Iron Viz: Student Edition are now open from November 10 - December 31, 2021! Find out the theme and how to enter.