Recorded On Demand
Training sessions published to YouTube and available for the general public that range from building your first visualization to how to use Tableau Server as a data consumer.
Live In Classroom
Live sessions on focused topics, each running around four hours. Learners bring their laptops and build and publish along with the instructor.
Tableau Tuesday
The best thing since Taco Tuesday. 1-hour presentations of focused Tableau Desktop and Server topics. These have been presented to groups of 20-50 people at a time, and over 40 have been created from scratch.
Recorded On Demand - Building your first Viz
Using FitBit data, you'll create a visualization from scratch. Data and all of the instructions are provided. You'll learn about the Visualization Lifecycle and we will touch on each of these during this training.
Once complete, you'll have a dashboard that contains a line, bar and area chart. Each visualization you create helps tell an individual's fitness story in a unique way.
The video displayed is one of four that make up the series.
Recorded On Demand - Tableau Server End User Experience
Publishing your visualization to Tableau Server is a great first step, and even if your visualization consumers are familiar with your data, getting around Tableau Server might be a small hurdle for them.
This 12 minute video that gives an overview of the Tableau Server user interface, including navigating and finding visualizations, setting favorites, subscribing to views, and editing visualizations in your web browser.
Live In Classroom Training
Get hands-on with live in classroom training. The sample agenda has four hours of content to get users introduced to Tableau Desktop and building visualizations with sample data or other data sources users have access to.
Other live training sessions include:
Tableau Tuesday
1-hour presentations of focused Tableau Desktop and Server topics. These topics are presented every other Tuesday, so there's fresh content and 26 unique topics and concepts presented throughout the year. Topics range from beginner to advanced and include: