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Our mission is to combine university data from separate sources across the institution to one location, which will provide a single view of university information and provide a standardized way of communication.

Tableau for Students makes the software available to students free of charge. “Students (K12 and postsecondary) at accredited academic institutions worldwide are eligible for a free one-year license to activate Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep.“ Students must complete the request for (https://www.tableau.com/academic/students-> Get Tableau for Free) to receive an activation code.

This article describes where to find resources to help identify what dashboards individual employees have access to as well as where to find a list of all published dashboards on the server.

This article describes how viewers can manage their own content, including favorite dashboard on the Tableau data portals.

Our team is committed to making your analytics experience in Tableau as accessible as possible, including to those with visual impairments. We're constantly working towards improving the accessibility to ensure equal access to our community of users (both internal and external to CWRU). This article provides resources for Tableau viewers if they should need accessibility assistance.

This article provides basic information on requesting assistance for the Tableau environment. It includes important information to include when submitting a help ticket for issues or requests. There is information within the article for both viewers and creators in Tableau.

This article describes the Tableau license types supported at the University as well as the Tableau environment on campus.

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This article describes how to request a new Tableau creator license, how to activate your new license, and how to renew your license for staff that are using university funds to purchase a creator license for business purposes.

The article describes how faculty and instructors can obtain a group of Tableau analytics software licenses to use in courses. Licenses are directly available from Tableau through the Tableau for Teaching program.

This article describes how to log into the Tableau data portals to access university data reports and dashboards. This will require multi-factor authentication and some cases VPN as well.

This article describes the process of connecting to the Tableau Server (data.case.edu) and publishing dashboards from the Tableau Desktop application for Tableau Creators.

REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure web application for building and managing online surveys and databases. While REDCap can be used to collect virtually any type of data, it is specifically geared to support online or offline data capture for research studies and operations.

Google Takeout allows you to download all of your Google data. It does not delete your data, but allows for you to keep an archive