Code For Life is a non-profit initiative from Ocado Technology creating free, open source games to teach all students computing. We currently have a main portal website, codeforlife.education, that we are redesigning, and a first game for primary schools, Rapid Router: https://www.codeforlife.education/rapidrouter/. We started to use the new data visualisation dashboards from Google Data Studio, to help us make sense of our analytics and viewers' behaviour. This briefly covers how to set up a dashboard and what benefits we can get from such a tool. The talk was given at PyData London meetup on 4th April 2017.

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Celine Boudier - 4th April 2017 - PyData London

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Code For Life
Code For Life is a non profit initiative
that delivers free, open–source
games that help all students learn
computing
2014
UK introduces
computing in the
primary school
curriculum

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Is it the Data you were looking for?
Data! Data
everywhere!
...
...And what does
that mean
anyway?

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Tools
No linux...

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Demo!
https://datastudio.google.com (in beta in the UK)

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