Mastering Tableau 2018.1, Second Edition 11.5: Storyboarding

The video tutorial covers the basics of storyboarding, focusing on understanding data and business needs. It explains how to create stories using exploratory dashboards and guided insights, providing examples of each. The tutorial also discusses the differences between these two types of dashboards and their applications in business analysis. The course concludes with encouragement to continue learning and engage with the Tableau community.

What is the first step in the storyboarding process according to the video?

• Identifying trends

• Merging insights

• Understanding data and business needs

• Creating visualizations

Which type of story is best for showing drill-down information?

• Data visualization

• Summary report

• Guided insights

• Exploratory dashboard

What is a key feature of guided insights dashboards?

• They focus on historical data trends.

• They are used for data entry.

• They allow users to drill down into specific data points.

• They provide a broad overview of data.

In a guided insights dashboard, what can users do with the technology category?

• Export it to a spreadsheet

• Delete it

• Use it as a driver for the story

• Ignore it

What is the main purpose of an exploratory dashboard?

• To focus on a single data point

• To provide data entry options

• To guide users through a specific data path

• To present multiple independent data elements

How are exploratory dashboards typically characterized?

• Small and focused

• Large with multiple widgets

• Text-heavy reports

• Single-page summaries

What is a common feature of exploratory dashboards?

• They have a single focus.

• They include multiple filters and actions.

• They are used for data entry.

• They are static and unchangeable.