Learn how to quickly and effectively create data analysis and interactive dashboards and publish to the Power BI Service
InstructorIan Littlejohn
Free
The course uses a consistent pattern of practical activities followed by completed activity demonstrations to reinforce learning through hands-on repetition.
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This slide displays a Power BI dashboard screenshot alongside a curriculum list covering report creation, slicers, filters, and service configuration.
This introductory slide welcomes viewers to the Power BI Master Class course focused on Dashboards and Power BI Service, identifying the instructor as Ian Littlejohn.
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Instruction covers the full lifecycle of a report, including data loading, interactive element creation, and publishing to Power BI Service/Workspaces.
The curriculum focuses heavily on visual elements and report interaction, which may lack the depth required for complex back-end data modeling. One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests this focus.
Instruction provides specific widget guidance but may lack broader strategic context on when to select certain visualization methods over others. One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests this limitation; note that the update label does not prove a correction.
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The curriculum aligns well with the goal of creating professional reports for Excel users, though it is more front-end than back-end focused.