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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
* In this lesson series we will learn how to create a Dashboard so that we can monitor the water quality of a local lake – Peter Hopper lake in Mill Park. | * In this lesson series we will learn how to create an HTML page with links to data graphs produced using Plotly. | ||
* This will create a simpel Dashboard for us to use so that we can monitor the water quality of a local lake – Peter Hopper lake in Mill Park. | |||
* An example of a Dashboard is included below. | * An example of a Dashboard is included below. | ||
* It includes data on dissolved oxygen, pH and water temperature. | * It includes data on dissolved oxygen, pH and water temperature. | ||
Revision as of 08:02, 30 December 2021
Overview
- In this lesson series we will learn how to create an HTML page with links to data graphs produced using Plotly.
- This will create a simpel Dashboard for us to use so that we can monitor the water quality of a local lake – Peter Hopper lake in Mill Park.
- An example of a Dashboard is included below.
- It includes data on dissolved oxygen, pH and water temperature.
Learning Objectives
- Revision for how to create a HTML web page
- Revision on how to create and link Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to your HTML document