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Ella Goodman blogs about the launch of a new section of the colours guidance that looks at using Analysis Function colour palettes in Microsoft, R, and Python.
Learn more on Communicating using colourIf you came to my session this morning (19 May 2022) on data visualisation and accessibility, thank you, I hoped you enjoyed and found it informative. Links to content I realised that I talked a lot about content that lives on this website. I always find it hard to link to content while delivering a […]
Learn more on Analysis in Government month 2022: Data vis and accessibility – links to content and answers to questionsThis summary report was published on 26 April 2024. It is a reflection of our achievements against each of the goals of the User Engagement Strategy for Statistics. It is published in conjunction with a statement of our vision for the final period of the strategy. The four-year User Engagement Strategy for Statistics was launched […]
Learn more on Summary of achievements to date: user engagement strategy for statisticsThis course introduces basic commands and operations performed in the command line interface on computers.
Learn more on Command line basicsIain Dove blogs about attending the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Expert Meeting on Statistical Data Confidentiality in Poznań, Poland.
Learn more on Getting up at 2am for International CollaborationThe work programme for 2022 to 2023 was last updated on 12 December 2022. This page was last updated on: Monday 12 December 2022
Learn more on Housing and planning statistics: 2022 to 2023 work programmeThis course will give you an understanding of the git version control system, along with experience working both locally and in collaboration.
Learn more on Introduction to GitThis guidance item will be used as a place to show examples of using our data visualisation guidance with real-life charts and tables.
Learn more on Data visualisation: examplesIain Dove blogs about a differential privacy pilot study that produces outputs on mortality data.
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