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Welcome to this section.
So what I wanted to do in this section was create a case study.
So when the pandemic came along with the coronavirus, the World Health Organization started publishing
data on the cases.
So as the number of cases, the number of deaths by country.
So this was data that we started collecting.
Now, over time, the World Health Organization has changed how they've presented this data.
So in the course we've updated this section to show the different ways that we've actually been getting
the data where we get the data from.
And then also we've been showing how we created a report.
So what I want to do is just show you the overview of the Power BI desktop report that I created and
just maybe explain a couple of things that I was trying to show in the report.
But as I said, this section has evolved over time and obviously coronavirus is still at this time still
go.
So we're still getting data.
So as I say, what we're going to do is we're going to show you where we get the data from in the World
Health Organization, give you an overview of the report that we've created in Power BI desktop.
And then also we're going to show you the report in a website.
So what you can do is you can actually take a of your report, you can embed it into an actual website,
so we'll show you how that's gets done as well.
So as I say, a little bit of a case study, something different to go through.
I'll see you in the lessons.
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