Understanding Data.census.gov Features

Tyson Weister introduces data.census.gov as a tool for accessing and visualizing Census Bureau data. He demonstrates how to navigate data visualization profiles, using Maricopa County, Arizona as an example. The video covers accessing data profiles, interacting with visualizations, and options for sharing and exporting data. It also highlights the data sources used, such as the American Community Survey. The video concludes with a call to explore more resources on census.gov/academy.

What is the primary purpose of data.census.gov?

• To provide weather updates

• To stream educational videos

• To visualize Census Bureau data

• To offer online shopping

Which county is used as an example to demonstrate accessing a profile?

• Harris County

• Maricopa County

• Cook County

• Los Angeles County

What type of data can you find in the profiles on data.census.gov?

• Weather forecasts

• Socioeconomic and demographic data

• Sports statistics

• Movie reviews

How can users quickly navigate to a specific section of interest in a profile?

• By clicking on the section of interest

• By using the search bar

• By scrolling to the bottom

• By refreshing the page

What feature allows users to return to a specific visualization later?

• Printing

• Downloading

• Share and export

• Bookmarking

Which survey is mentioned as a source for the data in the profiles?

• American Community Survey

• National Health Interview Survey

• Current Population Survey

• National Crime Victimization Survey

What can users do with the 'export' feature in the profiles?

• Save the data as a PDF

• Embed the visualization on a website

• Send the data via email

• Print the data

What is the purpose of the clickable links in the profiles?

• To redirect to social media

• To access detailed data sources

• To download software

• To play a video

Where can users find more educational videos about data.census.gov?

• Amazon Prime

• Netflix

• census.gov/academy

• YouTube

What is the recommended starting point for exploring data on data.census.gov?

• The contact page

• The help section

• The search bar

• The homepage