Tableau Conference 2020 Guide (aka Tableau Conferenceish)
It's virtual this year, so here's how the TC20 Conferenceish platform actually works and how to get the most out of it.
- You need a Tableau login to access the full TC20 Conferenceish site at tc20.tableau.com, and content is broadcast across four channels based on your chosen time zone.
- Colour coding identifies content tracks: yellow is Data for All keynotes, red is the Tableau community track, another colour is the partner track, and there is a 'What's New in Tableau' track for upcoming features.
- Brain dates are the most valuable networking feature; propose multiple time slots across morning, lunch and afternoon to give people flexibility, and favour group sessions for richer discussion.
- Tableau Doctor sessions let you book a focused appointment with an expert or Zen Master to dig into a specific problem, with more topic and time control than in-person conference.
- The virtual Tableau Public viz gallery showcases the Iron Viz feeder winners; studying how each viz was built is a strong way to learn Tableau, and you can only vote on Iron Viz live in the American time zone.
- Logging in to the TC20 site0:45
- Broadcast channels and time zones2:39
- Track colour coding explained3:39
- Adding sessions to your watch list4:31
- Browsing the episode guide8:21
- Brain dates and networking9:12
- Partner solutions and Tableau Doctor13:12
- Community, gallery and merch15:15
- Tableau Public viz gallery16:19
- FAQ and post-conference resources19:57
0:00Hey, it's Tim here and if you've been
0:01living under a rock you might have missed
0:03the fact that this week is the Tableau
0:04conference
0:05And what I've done is in this video
0:06I've basically done a very quick overview
0:08of how the virtual platform works now
0:11because it's virtual this year unlike usual
0:13conference
0:13There's actually quite a few things you
0:15need to be aware of and there are also some
0:16really great features that if you're new to
0:18Conference and haven't had an opportunity
0:20to go to conference before you want to make
0:22sure you don't miss out
0:23So definitely get involved some of these
0:25things can only really be done whilst
0:27conference is happening
0:28So definitely make sure you get involved
0:30I've got chapter markers in the description
0:32below and also in the YouTube timeline
0:34So definitely check those out so you can
0:36skip ahead if you're bored or if you want
0:37to watch another section again
0:39But otherwise buckle up get involved. This
0:41is a long video. I apologize, but there's
0:43just so much to cover alright
0:44Let's get stuck in so the first thing you
0:47want to do is head to the TC conference ish
0:49website
0:49So to do that you just need to go to your
0:51little browser bar and type in TC 20 dot
0:54tableau.com
0:56Hit enter and that brings you to this
0:58landing page once here
1:00You'll see this landing page and this
1:02landing page is a very very simple page
1:04But there's a couple of things you need to
1:05do in order to get access to the full TC
1:08conference ish website
1:09The first thing you're going to need is a
1:11tableau login now a tableau login is
1:14typically what you'd use
1:14To log into the tableau website if you don
1:17't have one of these you can create one of
1:18these just go ahead to the register
1:20Now option and it will tell you the
1:22instructions here to create your tableau
1:24account
1:25Once you have your tableau account you can
1:27then log in with that account so you simply
1:29log in with that account in my case
1:31I've actually got the authentication
1:32already set up here
1:33But if you haven't you'll see this page all
1:35you need to do is go ahead and type in your
1:38email
1:38You probably want to hit the remember me
1:42option to make sure you sign in then sign
1:45in
1:46Once you can see this page you're basically
1:48ready to go back and log in to the tableau
1:50conference ish website
1:52So let's go back to these first tab and now
1:55if I refresh this page and sign in
1:57You'll see that it'll pick up my login and
2:00now I get full access to the tableau
2:01conference 2020 website
2:03Now you're here. You can see there's quite
2:06a lot more information
2:07So I'm just going to walk you through this
2:09in sections first off this landing page
2:10So this is essentially where they showcase
2:13all the things that are going on right now
2:15So you have your broadcast channels here if
2:17I scroll a bit further down. They've got
2:19the keynote session here
2:20They've got some other sections as well
2:22here
2:22So they're just basically calling out some
2:24of the key activities throughout the
2:26conference and of course
2:27It's a virtual conference as some of this
2:29is typically done in person, but they've
2:31made it digital and virtual
2:33And so it's going to be really exciting
2:34experience to see how they've done it for
2:36the first time
2:36So let's start right from the top. Let's
2:38look at the broadcast channels
2:39Essentially, there are four channels
2:42available throughout conference and each
2:44channel broadcast content based on the time
2:47zone that you're in
2:48So there's essentially three key time zones
2:49that you need to be aware of when you
2:51register for the conference
2:52You'll choose a time zone. So for me, I'm
2:55in British Standard Time
2:56So everything and the times I see here will
2:58be based on my current time zone
3:00You can see here that the broadcast region
3:02is set to Europe
3:02The other thing you'll notice is that this
3:04schedule actually has two formats
3:06So when I hover over these I can actually
3:08see what the sessions are. This yellow ones
3:10are the keynote
3:10So this is essentially events that are
3:12scheduled for everyone if I go over here to
3:14the top right hand side and just select
3:17details
3:17I actually get the same view but in more
3:19detail
3:20So now I can actually see the content of
3:22each of these and if I click on any one of
3:24these it takes me through
3:25To the full page where I get more
3:27information
3:28This isn't as useful for the keynotes
3:29because the keynotes are the keynotes
3:31Everyone knows what those are
3:32But it's better for the sessions that have
3:34been specifically planned because it gives
3:36you more context as to what you're going to
3:38watch
3:38Now the other thing to notice is the color
3:40coding
3:41the color coding is really important
3:43because it tells you where the content is
3:44coming from and
3:46Essentially what theme that content follows
3:48so the yellow theme here is data for all
3:50essentially events for everyone
3:51The red is the tableau community track
3:54So these are actually content sections
3:56prepared by members from the tableau
3:58community if you go here to this
4:00Slightly I don't never know what these
4:02colors are but you go here to this color
4:04This is the partner track so you if you
4:05ever see anything in this color
4:06It's one of tableau's partners spending a
4:08little bit of time talking about how they
4:10help customers with their product and then
4:12lastly here
4:13What's new in tableau this is obviously the
4:15most interesting track because this is
4:17where you go to see
4:17Some of the new features coming up in
4:19future releases of tableau now of course
4:22This is just day one October the 7th
4:24So if I go across to the second day
4:26You'll see that the color coding gets a
4:27little bit more interesting and now we
4:29start to see how this schedule really works
4:31Now if you see a piece of content
4:33And you'd like to watch it if you just
4:34hover over it you
4:35Obviously have the ability to add it to
4:37your watch list now
4:38I found this a little bit temperamental
4:39But if you click on it this tooltip
4:41actually remains and then you're able to
4:43hit add to my watch list
4:44That adds it to your watch list which I'll
4:46show you a little later on now you can go
4:48around
4:49Essentially click through this content add
4:51various bits of contents that you're
4:53interested in watching and once you've done
4:55all that
4:55You'll essentially have an agenda built out
4:57for you
4:58If you want to you can always of course go
5:00in and click on the title to see more
5:02information
5:03When you actually go into this you get a
5:04little bit more information about the event
5:07itself
5:08Obviously you can add it to your watch list
5:09as we have done already
5:10But you can also click on the supporting
5:12material so supporting materials tends to
5:14be things like
5:15PDFs and so if I just download this to my
5:18desktop and we go ahead and
5:20Show that in my finder window
5:22I'll just bring it into view here so you
5:23can see let me just unpack it off screen
5:25here
5:25And then bring in the PDF on the screen you
5:28'll see here that this is essentially the
5:30contents
5:31That's been provided for the session so
5:33each and every session will have some pre-
5:35defined
5:36Content that you obviously going to have
5:38access to so you don't have to worry about
5:40taking notes
5:40This should be made available to you the
5:43last thing you can do of course is save it
5:44to your calendar a lot of people
5:46Are going to be watching this conference
5:47whilst that works so of course
5:48This is a great way of making sure that
5:50that session you want to watch doesn't
5:52clash with the meeting that you have
5:53Now the other thing is that this conference
5:56is virtual so I highly assume here
5:58I hope this is the case that most of the
6:00content will actually be available after
6:02the conference so once the conference is
6:04over
6:05I don't see any reason why you can't come
6:06back to this page and just watch these on
6:09demand so essentially that should be
6:10Something that's made available
6:11It's actually been the case in past
6:13conferences that sessions like this are
6:15made available on YouTube and in this case
6:18They might just remain available here on
6:19this website
6:20I'm sure tableau probably want to do a bit
6:22of lead generation through this given as we
6:24all didn't go to conference in person
6:25So this is essentially how each and every
6:28session works
6:28You'll see the theme the content and also
6:31the ability to add it to your calendar and
6:33build your own watch list now if I
6:35Just go back to the previous page where I
6:37was browsing through the broadcast channel
6:39You can now assume that I've basically
6:40selected all my sessions
6:42How do I view all the sessions that have
6:43added to my watch list?
6:44If you go up to the top and you go click on
6:46what to watch you'll see my watch list and
6:49if you click on that
6:50You'll see everything that you've added to
6:52your watch list now
6:54The other thing to notice is what's on now
6:56will show you what's actually going on
6:58right now in various channels
7:00So if you've got a watch list here, and
7:02there's nothing really interesting
7:03You can just see what's going on right now
7:05that you can join into so it's a great way
7:07of just keeping this tab open
7:08Keep this bookmarked you can just check in
7:10if you have an hour some background
7:11listening that you can possibly do
7:13Maybe you've got two screens you want to
7:15watch two bits of content
7:16I personally can't do that
7:17I know some people who can and
7:18This is a great way of staying in tune with
7:20the conference and making sure that you get
7:22the most of it now if I
7:23go back to the home page and
7:25We just look at the sessions if I scroll
7:27further down you'll see another section
7:29that shows you what's on now
7:31Okay, so this is another great way of
7:33making sure you don't miss out on anything
7:35and it's again very similar to the home
7:37page
7:37It's actually slightly confusing if I go to
7:39the home page
7:40You've got the broadcast channel, but if I
7:42go to now showing you've got the same page
7:44But with information at the bottom so just
7:46bear in mind that those two are slightly
7:48different
7:48This home page icon is actually its own
7:50relevant page, and it's worth being aware
7:53of that now
7:54The keynote is obviously led by the CEO
7:56Adam Cilipski, but there's also a bunch of
7:58other content
7:59So how do you find out what this content is
8:01? Well the best way to do this isn't
8:03actually to just browse this page
8:04It's actually just to be curious and browse
8:06every single section of the menu because
8:08there's lots of really good content
8:10That's probably going to be harder to find
8:11because you won't just walk past it as you
8:13would in conference
8:14So let's find out how to do that. So we've
8:16looked at how to add content to your watch
8:18list
8:18We've looked at how to browse what's going
8:21on
8:21There's this great episode guide which
8:23allows you to search content based on your
8:25specific region
8:26So you can essentially add the right time
8:28slot to your meeting and if you just notice
8:30here, there's three hundred and thirteen
8:32bits of content
8:33But in each region, it's 98 bits of content
8:36So essentially the same content is being
8:37played multiple times add to that the data
8:40for all section
8:41Which is basically things like the keynote
8:43and so on and so forth and you basically
8:44have all the content that we have available
8:46To you you can also do things like filter
8:49it by your role filter it by category
8:51This is normally useful for sectors and
8:54then you've also got topics
8:55Maybe you're only at conference or maybe
8:56you only want to find out more about one
8:58specific topic
8:59This is a great way to sort of dig into
9:01that
9:01So this is a really nice way of filtering
9:03this content and finding the things you
9:04need to know
9:05Okay
9:06So I've shown you how to browse the episode
9:07guide how to add things to your watchlist
9:10What else is there to do at conference?
9:12Well, let's get involved
9:13So if I go to connect this is basically
9:15where I think you should spend a lot of
9:16your time
9:17Tableau conference is a great opportunity
9:19to collect a lots of members of the
9:20community
9:21So the very top if you haven't seen these
9:23photos going around Twitter and social
9:25media
9:25Grab your own essentially snap a photo
9:27upload it and you'll get a really nice
9:29image here ready to share for the
9:31conference
9:32The second thing here is brain dates
9:35and actually this is the most useful aspect
9:37of the conference in my opinion brain dates
9:39are essentially sessions where you get to
9:40meet another person from
9:42Conference and essentially the idea is that
9:44people who have knowledge to share
9:45Put topics here on the brain dates platform
9:48and then people who want to know about that
9:50topic can reach out to them and talk
9:52To them about that topic. So I myself have
9:54a brain dates profile
9:55If I click launch brain dates here, you'll
9:57see that it'll ask me to get started
9:59So if I go ahead and get started
10:00It will ask you to basically make sure that
10:03you are all registered and ready to go
10:05Once you've done that you go ahead and
10:07click I confirm and click next and then you
10:09'll get your own profile
10:11Now the thing here is I'm actually logged
10:13into one of my other profiles here
10:15So you won't see the session that I'm
10:16offering but I'll show you how to find
10:18sessions in general
10:19You can each of the search by topic
10:21So let's say I'm interested in recording
10:23videos at conference a bit like ID
10:25So if I just hit video you'll see that
10:27actually quite a few people have hit that
10:29topic
10:29So you'll see here. This is my session
10:32So if I click on that session
10:33You can actually see recording high quality
10:35video guides for users
10:36And if you like that you can obviously
10:38heart this and then you can also invite to
10:40a virtual brain date
10:41So if I go here and click invite now
10:43I have to choose the time zones that I'm
10:46available in and the thing is this will
10:47integrate with the users calendar if they
10:50've linked
10:50It to show you when they'll be available.
10:51So I highly recommend you don't just choose
10:53one slot
10:54I highly recommend you choose multiple
10:56slots
10:57So you make sure you have the best
10:58opportunity to meet people in different
11:00time zones and just think about that
11:02Maybe do something morning lunchtime and
11:04afternoon
11:04Just to give the person who's running the
11:07brain date a bit of flexibility to sort of
11:09make that work
11:10Once you've added a brain date to your
11:12session, you can go ahead. Let's say I can
11:14propose a few times
11:15I'm proposing these to myself
11:17So if I just hit continue and stand this
11:20will now fire off that and you can also
11:22introduce yourself
11:23You can say I'm Tim
11:25Hi Tim, so I'm actually sending this brain
11:27date to myself
11:28So if I hit that send an invitation then it
11:31awaits my response
11:32Obviously I can then get this in my profile
11:35and then I can confirm it once it's
11:36confirmed. You'll see it available here
11:38So don't just assume that once you've sent
11:40that brain date off that the session is
11:42gonna go ahead
11:42It needs to be confirmed and then
11:44essentially I think the brain dates
11:46platform will let you sort of connect via
11:47some sort of virtual
11:48Set up so it's a really really good way of
11:50meeting new people and finding out new
11:53topics
11:53There's a whole range of topics. You can
11:56find out here in the market space
11:57So go ahead and find out more about those
11:59things and just basically search to your
12:00heart's consent
12:01If you want to find out about Tableau
12:03server, I'm sure there's going to be a
12:05couple of brain dates about that
12:07So ask me anything in Thai
12:10Lots of people from different parts of the
12:12world obviously willing to share
12:13information and knowledge
12:14so get involved the group sessions are
12:16probably the best ones because
12:19When you're one-on-one you tend to not have
12:21as many people to bounce ideas off and
12:23actually the
12:24conversation can become very linear whereas
12:27in unit as
12:27Whereas if you're in a group
12:29It's slightly easier to actually have ideas
12:31and the discussion can go in places that
12:33maybe two people wouldn't have gone down
12:34but maybe a group would and actually means
12:37it's a sort of a better richness of
12:39Conversation and less awkward moments if
12:41there's not much conversation to talk about
12:43so you can see here
12:44my colleague Jonathan has set up a brain
12:46date on Tableau server on AWS and
12:48It's a great way of sort of going in and
12:50finding out about that. Obviously this
12:51session is full. So unfortunately
12:53You can't get into those and actually you
12:56might find a lot of the sessions you want
12:58to do a full
12:58So just maybe connect with those people on
13:00Twitter and LinkedIn and just see if they
13:02've already created
13:03content about that because the likelihood
13:05is is that they have so I'm just go out and
13:07find that more about that and see see
13:09What you find out in the conference
13:11Okay heading back to the Tableau website
13:14Once you're here, you'll obviously see this
13:17Tableau partner solutions page now Tableau
13:19partners are essentially
13:20Partners of Tableau who help clients
13:22deliver sort of specific solutions, so they
13:25're not Tableau
13:26They are partners of Tableau and each of
13:28them has a certain speciality
13:29So if you click on this learn more about
13:31our Tableau partners
13:32You actually get to find out who those
13:34partners are some of them are technology
13:35partners
13:36Some of them are consulting partners some
13:38of them are resellers who sell Tableau on
13:39behalf of Tableau
13:40But there's a whole range of content here
13:42that you can find out about you can also
13:44think of some of these as sponsors
13:46Essentially, so it's a really good way of
13:48understanding sort of what they have to
13:50offer
13:50But as well as being sponsored some of them
13:52are actually partners
13:53So you tend to find partners sponsor the
13:55conference because obviously it's a sort of
13:57a mutual benefit to both to both partners
13:59So that's a great way of finding out more
14:01about those
14:02Individuals if I keep going down this Table
14:05au doctor sessions now Tableau doctor
14:07sessions are really really good
14:09If I go ahead here and book an appointment
14:10you kind of get more detail
14:12So essentially if you've got a problem a
14:14really specific problem
14:15And you'd actually like someone at Tableau
14:17to look at it or even a Tableau Zen master
14:19to look at it
14:20They have these sessions and these sessions
14:22are really good because sometimes you have
14:23a problem
14:24and it could just be that you're thinking
14:25about it the wrong way and
14:27You know these sessions are timed to really
14:29let you dig into that topic and in a sort
14:31of a deep manner and they typically tend
14:34To pair you up with someone who knows about
14:35that topic so go ahead book an appointment
14:37And once you've booked an appointment you
14:39can then go ahead and and sort of be
14:41specific
14:42You can you can you can pick one of these
14:44sort of topic areas and maybe it's survey
14:46analysis
14:47So you know they've sort of bucket of this
14:48in a really really nice way
14:50You can choose a time slot then the expert
14:52and then once you've done that you showed
14:54your meeting and pretty much you're good to
14:55Go so there's a little bit of control here
14:57Probably more than what you'd have had at
14:59conference because at conference is like 20
15:0130 thousand people
15:02You don't get as much choice there you get
15:04to see who's available at that moment in
15:05time
15:06But here there's obviously a little bit
15:08more sort of
15:09Customization as to how you sort of tell
15:11your session, so that's a really great
15:13place to go and find that more
15:15The last thing is obviously the community
15:17if you're not part of the tableau forums go
15:19ahead and get involved if you've never been
15:22to
15:22The tableau store if you're really big part
15:24of the dates community, and you don't have
15:26swag
15:26I don't know what's gone wrong there
15:27So go to the shop and grab some some merch
15:30if you haven't done so or go to the next
15:32cat tableau conference
15:33I'm sure next year will hopefully be back
15:35and swing in person and tableau merch is
15:37always sort of fun to have
15:38And get involved with so that's pretty much
15:41it for the connect section of this of this
15:43conference now
15:44There's the gallery now the gallery is
15:46really cool if you go to this gallery
15:48basically shows all the profiles
15:49People you've taken those profile photos
15:51It's like a nice way of meeting people at
15:54conference and just seeing who they are
15:55You can't really do anything with these
15:57profiles, so you can't click on them
15:59But I think it's a nice way of sort of
16:00showcasing the diversity of the community
16:02the range of places that people are coming
16:04from
16:04And it's a nice way of just sort of meeting
16:07people in the community
16:08But this is basically sort of a nice time
16:10to have up on you know full screen
16:12somewhere and just see you know who's
16:14coming
16:14To conference what do they look like who
16:16are the people and you get to connect with
16:17the personalities a little bit more?
16:19Okay, so the next thing I want to show you
16:21is the tableau public viz gallery now
16:23I think this is
16:24Percy a very hidden part of the website if
16:26you head to the tableau homepage here to
16:28the conference home page
16:29Just hit that icon there then scroll down
16:32to the bottom on the right hand side
16:33You'll see this tableau public viz gallery
16:35go ahead and hit visit and that will take
16:38you to the gallery now
16:39You can go full screen, but there's
16:41actually a bug where if I go for screen
16:42I can't show you some of the visits
16:43But go ahead and hit enter and you get a
16:46little tutorial on how the website works
16:48You can also hear some music in the
16:49background to make it more like a gallery
16:51It's a really nice virtual space so let me
16:54just turn my volume down here so that we
16:56can actually
16:56Browse the website without getting some
16:59feedback there now if I turn to the right
17:01here
17:01You can see you get the rest of the venue,
17:03and it's really really cool. It's really
17:05nicely laid out
17:06There's actually a little bit of a map here
17:08at the top
17:08So you've got the first room which is the
17:10iron viz room then the gallery C
17:12And then gallery D, so we're currently in
17:14gallery a there's a few visits here already
17:17So be sure to check out the hose behind you
17:18before you move in and they're really
17:20really nicely done
17:21And they're definitely things you should
17:23check out so as I scroll around the room
17:25You can just see it's a really amazing sort
17:26of atmosphere actually wish the whole
17:28conference was like this
17:29This would be a really great way of seeing
17:31stores from sponsors and so on and so forth
17:33But it's nice. They've kept this bit
17:35virtual and sort of made this into a
17:37virtual reality sort of space
17:39I also wish you had some
17:41Support for sort of Google headset so that
17:43you can actually look at this in in sort of
17:45virtual space and walk around it yourself
17:46The cool thing you can do though is you can
17:48interact with these visits if I stop here
17:51and look at the iron
17:51Viz war here these three visits are the
17:53winners from the iron viz feeder, so they
17:56'll actually be going head-to-head on
17:57Tuesday
17:58I think Tuesday Wednesday
18:00Definitely make sure you look at the
18:01schedule to make sure I've got that right
18:03But if I hit on Alex's here Karuna here
18:06This is a really really nice visit and I
18:09saw this as a judge during the feeder
18:11sessions
18:12And I thought it's one of the most amazing
18:14visits
18:14I've come across really nicely done, but
18:16all of these visits in fact if I look at
18:18the next one by Simon Beaumont
18:20This is a really cool visit again. It's
18:22amazing how simplicity nearly always wins
18:24these feeder sessions
18:25You know they didn't go too hard on a
18:26particular thing
18:27They kept focus on a story and really focus
18:29on what they were showing and they're using
18:31really simple charts in a really effective
18:33way
18:34And that's some of the best steps
18:35I can give you to getting through to the
18:37iron viz feeder obviously if you click on
18:39the iron viz logo it comes up with
18:40A schedule and the time so you can only
18:42vote in the iron viz by the way if you're
18:44watching in the time zone that
18:46It's actually being hosted in which is the
18:47American time zone
18:48So if you want to watch live and vote live
18:50make sure you watch in that time zone
18:52otherwise in all other time zones
18:53You'll be watching sort of a replay of the
18:55thing and you can't vote
18:57But go to the rest of the room. Let's go to
18:59the red room. We can see more visits here
19:01as well, so I
19:02I'm always amazed how some of these are
19:05built in tableau like if I just look at
19:06this one here meteorites are right in front
19:08of
19:08Me and this is incredible
19:10This is like just just the creativity to
19:12think of this and then make it in tableau
19:14is amazing
19:15And I always look at these things and go
19:17how on earth has that been done in tableau
19:19and sometimes it's really simple
19:21It's just some really creative thought that
19:23's gone into it and in other cases. I'm just
19:25bewildered
19:26I just don't understand what's going on and
19:27so I take a mental note to go away and
19:29learn
19:30What's in the viz and figure out how to
19:32introduce this into my own work?
19:33If all you did all year was figure out how
19:35each and every one of these was built you'd
19:37learn so much about tableau
19:39So if you want to use that as a way of
19:41learning tableau then go ahead and do that
19:43But that's pretty much it for the tableau
19:45viz gallery highly encourage that you take
19:47a check it out
19:47You go have a visit and of course you go to
19:49tableau public where all these visits are
19:51hosted and
19:5224/7 you can download some of them and play
19:54with them and sort of enjoy them to your
19:55heart's content
19:56Okay, let's head back to tableau conference
19:59web page and look at the next feature
20:01If you've got any questions about this
20:03website obviously you've got an faq here
20:06for just click on that again
20:07You'll see that
20:08This is a great page to have your questions
20:10answered learn more about what's going on
20:12And they have little videos about each of
20:14these things so you can actually find out
20:15how these things work
20:16They're really really great ways of finding
20:18out how everything works
20:19I'll just you can see the videos here are
20:22really really nicely done
20:23And they just explain the concept a bit for
20:24people who haven't had the opportunity to
20:26come to conference before
20:28There's a whole range of questions there,
20:30so this is definitely a great place to
20:31start with questions
20:32But of course you can just ask people in
20:33the community and they're more than willing
20:35to help
20:35Last but not least post conference. There's
20:39always a load of content
20:40That's available so be sure to check out
20:42some of these
20:43Hubs and resources that tableau have always
20:46had available so feedback ideas
20:49I'm talking to devs the tableau
20:51Brewprints customer stories and and a whole
20:53range of other resources including training
20:56content if I just open this in a new tab
20:58You'll see here that
21:00They've always had these articles blogs
21:02Galleries and white papers that go into
21:04certain topics in extreme detail so if you
21:06're maybe looking to get
21:08Deeper into certain aspects and by all
21:10means jump into that and get involved so
21:12that's pretty much it
21:13That's a very quick tour
21:14I tried to keep this video short and
21:16To just give you an overview of how the
21:18website work how to make the most of it and
21:20basically engage with other people
21:21And through the platform so thanks for
21:23watching and if you know someone who'd find
21:25this video useful share it with them
21:27I really really appreciate that otherwise
21:29I hope to catch you at conference hope to
21:31catch you at a brain date if you're
21:32interested in that find my session reach
21:34out
21:34To me I'm gonna be setting up a discord
21:36channel soon
21:37So if you don't get an opportunity to talk
21:38to me at conference well
21:39Don't worry
21:40We will be setting up a discord for this
21:42channel at some point very very soon
21:44Be sure to look at in the comments because
21:46I won't necessarily announce it straight
21:47away
21:47Probably going to want a bit of an alpha
21:49and the beta setup initially
21:51But get involved and I'll find you in the
21:53community a little later on okay
21:55Thanks for watching if you liked it
21:56You know what to do if you didn't like it
21:58let me know in the comments
21:59And we'll try and improve the quality of
22:00the content. We're making
22:01catching the next one
It’s #data20 ( Tableau Conference 2020 ) this week so I put together a guide walking you through the virtual experience this year. Be sure to check the timestamps below to jump to the section you want to watch and share the video with anyone new to the conference this year. Don’t forget it’s free so if you haven’t registered watch the first few minutes to see how to do that. 00:00 Intro 00:51 Getting to the Conference website 01:10 Grab a Tableau login and register for the conference it’s free.02:10 Broadcast Channels and Building your schedule.08:20 Using the episode guide to choose content from other regions and themes 09:05 Connect page09:30 Brain dates 13:17 Tableau Partners 14:03 Tableau Doctor sessions15:15 Tableau community pages and swag 16:23 Tableau Public Viz Gallery20:01 The FAQJoin my Discord Server. https://discord.gg/shBuxXr it’s a little sparse at the moment but hang in there.