Upcoming Webinars

Housing Statistics Program, December 18, 1 p.m. EST

Webinar Series

The Community Data Program webinar series fall under one of the following three themes. Webinars range from 60 to 90 minutes and can host up to 100 participants!

Program Orientations

Learn how to use the CDP catalogue and Beyond 20/20 software.

Past webinars:

October 23, 2018: Using the CDP catalogue and Beyond 20/20
Feb 8, 2018: LIP - CDP Orientation
Aug 16, 2016: Using the CDP catalogue and Beyond 20/20 with Michael Ditor (CDP)

CDP Product Profiles

Get insight into CDP data products, including product methodology, examples of use, and limitations and challenges.

Past webinars:

Nov 6, 2018: Target Group Profiles - Excel Workshop
May 8, 2018: Statistics Canada on Taxfiler Data
Feb 5, 2018: Statistics Canada on the 2016 Census
Nov 6, 2017: CDP Data Party on the latest Census release
Feb 1, 2017: Taxfiler (T1FF) Data
Sept 20, 2016: Indigenous populations in Calgary and Alberta: data sources and resources
May 3, 2016: Community Data Roundtable 2016: Updates to the 2016 Census

Transforming Data into Intelligence

Make use of analytical tools, data visualization, and infographics.

Past webinars:

Apr 10, 2018: Manitoba Collaborative Data Portal (MbCDP)
Oct 5, 2017: Using Social Data in Community Evaluation
Jun 26, 2017: GIS in a Small-Medium Sized Public Health Agency
Mar 7, 2017: Data Visualization

The CDP delivers webinars via Adobe Connect. Does your computer run Adobe Connect? Follow these instructions if you have any technical issues.

Adobe Connect Checklist

Verify Flash software, connection, speed, and add-ins using the Adobe diagnostic test
- Connection test - (http://admin.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm)
- Flash help - (https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html)
- For presenters - launch screenshare to test it
Turn off any virus scanning software or any firewalls that may block Adobe Connect
If possible, hardwire network connection with an Ethernet cable instead of WiFi
Check the microphone, speakers and local display
Make sure computer is plugged into power
Close all unused applications