LibGuides: Digital Collections at NMSU: Create Data Visualizations

Featured Collections

2nd Annual Cattle Growers Convention, Silver City, NM, March 6, 1936.

Yearbook spread, 1992. One of the last editions printed.

The Round Up, "Aggie Survival Guide", September 1993 edition.

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The data visualization tools below are for informational purposes only and do not constitute a recommendation or endorsement from NMSU.

ChartBlocks
Create any type of chart by importing data from spreadsheets or SQL, or enter data manually.
Chartbuilder
This is a well-known chart-creation tool that uses a Python script to get it running but after that just cut and paste data into the tool to create static charts.
Create a Word Cloud
DataBox
Create dashboards for many data sources.
Datawrapper
The tool is entirely web-based and useful for creating fast, easy to understand visualizations.
Google Charts
Interactive web service that creates charts from your data.
Google Data Studio
Build multiple views of your data as well as dashboards. Integrates with Google Analytics.
Infogram
Infogram has over 30 types of charts and maps to customize as you like. Create dashboards from templates.
StoryMap JS
StoryMapJS is a free tool to help you tell stories on the web that highlight the locations of a series of events.
Tableau Public
Available for free download, this feature rich program requires that everything you create is public and automatically available on the web via Tableau's visualization gallery.
TimeMapper
Use this free, web-based tool to create timelines and maps by uploading data from a Google spreadsheet.
Visme
Make graphs and charts using templates and a data widget library.