Resources and insights to help you collaborate and communicate with data.
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by Chris Cooning
Automate sharing of charts, distribute query results, and reports. Send scheduled notifications via email or Slack to enhance team collaboration and make timely decisions with ease, all within a secure, streamlined workflow.
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by Hanna Woodburn
AI Assist can now help you write code in Observable Plot or D3 and can answer questions that you have about our platform. Give it a try for free without needing to use your OpenAI API key during the month of October.
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by Hanna Woodburn
Doing data work is hard enough as it is, which is why we are streamlining your data workflow and improving the experience of using Observable. Stay focused and keep moving your business forward with data.
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by Observable staff
While D3 is a staple among data visualization practitioners, it’s not always known how closely connected it is with Observable’s platform. In fact, Mike Bostock built Observable with D3 in mind.
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by Hanna Woodburn
Work more quickly in Observable with AI Assist and the new Add Cell Bar.
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by Hanna Woodburn
Announcing AI Assist, our newest feature that helps you speed up your data workflow. Use AI Assist to ask questions and get help right in your notebooks. Now available in beta.
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by Courtney Francis
A spotlight on recently launched features to consider while you’re planning your next semester.
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by Courtney Francis
Jon Froehlich, Associate Professor in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Washington, uses Observable to open his teaching environment, providing a collaborative and accessible learning experience for fourth-year undergrads.
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by Hanna Woodburn
This month’s platform updates improve Enterprise workspaces and make data wrangling easier.
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by Courtney Francis
The winner of our spring Student Data Jam is Data Dynamically, from the University of North Carolina, Asheville. This team explored college graduation rates at the state and national level, providing a thorough data analysis and striking hero visualization. They were awarded extra points for storytelling; providing a rich context for their conclusions and future exploration.
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by Courtney Francis
Data visualization teachers in UC Berkeley’s Master of Information and Data Science online program have used an Observable workspace to manage multiple sections of an information visualization course for over 600 students since 2020. We caught up with the course designer and lead teacher, Andy Reagan, and instructor Mak Ahmad to learn how they use Observable to teach across semesters.