Bodie has completed a dashboard with some really useful data attached to it. They know the audience for the dashboard, but which of the following is an important piece of information to know?

Practice More Questions From: Graded Quiz: Dashboards and Custom Reports

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True or False: Even if data initially seems irrelevant, it’s best practice to include it.

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Bodie is collecting data for a new report. They’re able to find most of the data, but they need to ask a team lead for access to one specific dataset. What’s the problem with this situation?

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Which of the following is not an important quality for data when building a report?

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Why is it important to have a good research question?

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True or False: A good research question includes an independent and dependent variable.

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Bodie has been given this research question: “how has our email database grown?” What is this research question missing?

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Bodie has a presentation that is entirely text and statistics. What is something that might improve this presentation and make it more compelling?

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What is data visualization?

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True or False: Data visualization complicates your data set so that it is harder to make decisions based on that data.

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True or False: Data tables are most useful when individual, precise values will provide insight.

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If Bodie wanted to spotlight and share the three products that have been bringing in the most revenue over the last month, which visualization method would be most effective?

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Which of the following common visualizations should you use if you want to communicate multiple metrics across a list of emails?

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According to leading experts, why should you avoid using pie and donut charts?

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True or False: If you’re trying to show small or incremental changes, it’s best practice to visualize with a bar graph.

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Bodie would like to build a visualization that shows individual sales team members total sales over the year compared to each other. What is a good visualization option?

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When designing a new dashboard, what is the first thing to define and plan for?

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Bodie has been asked by a manager to build out a dashboard. Their manager has sent over data to get started. What is the first question Bodie should ask?

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True or False: The first thing to consider when building a dashboard is the audience that will be viewing.

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Bodie has completed a dashboard with some really useful data attached to it. They know the audience for the dashboard, but which of the following is an important piece of information to know?

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True or False: Automation should be avoided when sending reports to stakeholders and teams.

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What is cadence with respect to reporting your data?

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Cognitive load theory states that…

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True or False: Considering cognitive load theory, it’s a good idea to use limited colors and graph types to keep your dashboard as easy to read as possible.

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Bodie is presenting a dashboard to stakeholders. According to cognitive load theory why should they be selective about what information is on the dashboard?

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In cultures where language is read left to right, what is the pattern that most people read in?

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Bodie is building a dashboard. Knowing that viewers of this dashboard read from left to right, how should Bodie lay out the charts and graphs in this dashboard?

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In cultures where language is read left to right, what is the pattern that most people read in?

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Bodie wants to find out what parts of their dashboard are absorbed at first glance. What can they do to test this?

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What is a blink test?

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True or False: A blink test determines how much information is absorbed after looking at something for 3-5 seconds.

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