The Data Explorers Guild is a group of data enthusiasts that meet virtually each month to learn from one another, share experiences with Looker and data, and explore fun datasets in a collaborative environment. Join us for an hour of interactive data-driven fun & education with your fellow data explorers. All are welcome!
The date of this event has been updated from June 2 to June 16.
🕵📈 🕵️♀ Hey Data Explorers! 🕵️♀📈 🕵
The Data Explorers Guild is back 🎉
Last month, we met for an hour of fun, networking, and real-time data exploration. It was a blast to meet some of you and play with a dataset together, and I’m very excited for round 2.
We’ll be meeting again on Tuesday June 16 at 3PM PDT (Americas) and 3PM BST (EMEA).
You must RSVP below to receive videoconference details and data access
Agenda
We’re taking your feedback and updating some things. This event will feature:
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Speed Networking
NEW: Pairings will be 5m instead of 3m, and groups will be 2-3 people instead of just 2.
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Release Highlight
NEW: This session is all new. We’re inviting a user to pick a new feature from Looker 7.8 and teach everyone about it.
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Visualization Challenge
NEW: We’ll be releasing the dataset 2 weeks ahead of time to give you plenty of time to explore.
The dataset is now live, scroll to the next post in this thread or click here.
During the event, we’ll come together and share what we’ve created and explore collaboratively. RSVP’ing will also grant developer access to the model.
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Personally Identifiable Information
100% of attendees rated the AMA as the most valuable session, so it’s here to stay. In this riskily titled session, we’ll invite a user to be in the hot seat for an AMA-style series of questions about their careers and experience with data. We’ll have a few prepared for introductions, and then it’s open for the group.
Disclaimer: No personally identifiable information will actually be shared. Maybe a name.
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