Python interactives

These coding interactives use Jupyter Notebooks that you can open and use with any web browser without any software installations on your own computer. This is ideal for beginners with Python who do not yet want to learn how to use a Python editor and graphical user interface (GUI) like Jupyter Lab or Sublime on their own computer.

If you plan to use Python in the future, however, we recommend that you instead try the activities from our Python STEM Data Visualization with Du Bois lesson site. That site has activities with Du Boisian examples for learning to use Jupyter Lab for data visualization on your own computer.

Interactive 1: Bar Charts of Literacy and College Attainment

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Try it using Jupyter Lite (Recommended. No installation required.)

Try it using the Du Bois Cloud. (Recommended only if you have problems with Jupyter Lite. No installation required)

This video tutorial will walk you through the interactive.

Interactive 2: Bar Charts of Literacy and Biodiversity and Redlining

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Try it using Jupyter Lite. (Recommended. No installation required.)

Try it using the Du Bois Cloud. (Recommended only if you have problems with Jupyter Lite. No installation required)

Interactive 3: Time Series Line Chart of US Black population

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Try it using Jupyter Lite. (Recommended. No installation required.)

Try it using the Du Bois Cloud. (Recommended only if you have problems with Jupyter Lite. No installation required)

Interactive 4: Time-series Area Charts of Emancipation and the Time-Value of Money

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Try it using Jupyter Lite. (Recommended. No installation required.)

Try it using the Du Bois Cloud. (Recommended only if you have problems with Jupyter Lite. No installation required)

Interactive 5: Statistical Map of US Black population

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Try it using Jupyter Lite. (Recommended. No installation required.)

Try it using the Du Bois Cloud. (Recommended only if you have problems with Jupyter Lite. No installation required)