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    Data Visualisation Tools

                      Some commonly used data visualisation tools are:
                      Microsoft  Excel: A manual tool  from Microsoft  offering basic  charts and graphs for small,
                      organised datasets. It is not suitable for very large data.
                      Tableau  Public: A free,  widely  used  software that  creates  interactive  data  visualisations  and
                      supports very large datasets.

                      Microsoft Power BI: A powerful and free data visualisation tool by Microsoft that helps in analysing
                      and presenting data effectively.
                      Google Data Studio: Part of Google Marketing Platform, this tool allows you to create multiple
                      custom views and reports from your data.
                      Plotly: An open-source graphing library for creating high-quality interactive charts in Python, R
                      and JavaScript.

                      Zoho Analytics: A cloud-based tool offering drag-and-drop interfaces to create detailed reports
                      and dashboards.
                      Infogram: An easy-to-use tool for creating infographics, reports and interactive charts for online
                      sharing.

                         Activity

                       Collecting and Exploring Data!
                       In this activity, you will learn how to collect, look at and understand data. Data collection means
                       gathering information from different places, like surveys or online sources. Data exploration
                       means  organising  and  showing  this  information  in  simple  ways  to  find  useful  details  and
                       patterns. By the end of this activity, you will see how data can help answer questions and tell
                       stories.

                       First, we will collect data. This could be from a list, a website or by asking people questions.
                       After collecting the data, we will organise and check it carefully. This means fixing any mistakes,
                       sorting it and looking for patterns or trends. You will also learn how to make pictures like charts
                       and graphs that make the data easy to understand.

                       Doing this will help you learn important skills for making good decisions based on facts. These
                       skills are useful when working with numbers, words or pictures.

                       Let’s start and discover how powerful data can be!
                       How to Do the Activity

                         STEP - 1   Collecting Data

                                     Ask every student in the class for this information:

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                                        Age                          Address                        Favourite hobby

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