Quarto Dashboards, Part 1

This week, we’re taking the visualization skills we learned last week and using them to create an informational dashboard. Quarto dashboards were integrated into version 1.4, so you can use a familiar tool to create these dashboards. In part 1, we will focus on creating “static” dashboards—where the user does not interact with the content.

🎥 Required Video: Hello Quarto Dashboards

Video Resources

• Slides for this Video: https://mine.quarto.pub/quarto-dashboards/
• Starter Documents: https://github.com/mine-cetinkaya-rundel/olympicdash

Optional Resources

• Quarto Dashboard Gallery
• Quarto Dashboard Tutorial
• Quarto Dashboard Reference

Check-in: Hello Quarto Dashboard

For this first section, you are expected to complete the coding activity associated with Dr. Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel’s video. Specifically, you will need to:

1. Copy the template repository into your own repository.
2. Create a new folder inside your STAT 541 folder.
3. Create a new RStudio project that links to your copy of the template repo.
4. Follow along and edit the olympicdash-r-1.qmd document.
5. Submit the HTML of your revised dashboard (olympicdash-r-1.html) to Canvas.