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Protocol for programing a degree-to-careers dashboard in R using Posit and Shiny
Mark A Perkins1, Jonathan W Carrier1
1University of Wyoming College of Education, WY 82701, USA.
STAR Protocols
|February 23, 2024
Summary
This study introduces a protocol for creating an interactive dashboard that links academic programs to career and income data. The R-based tool, built with Posit and Shiny, aids higher education leaders and policymakers in data-driven decision-making.
Area of Science:
- Data Science
- Higher Education Analytics
- Educational Technology
Background:
- Effective decision-making in higher education requires robust data linkage.
- Bridging the gap between academic programs and post-graduation outcomes is crucial.
- Existing tools may lack the specific functionality for program-to-career pathway analysis.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a reproducible protocol for developing a degree-to-careers dashboard.
- To demonstrate the use of R, Posit, and Shiny for creating interactive data visualizations.
- To provide a resource for higher education leaders and policymakers to inform strategic planning.
Main Methods:
- Protocol development using R programming language.
- Software installation and data acquisition procedures.
- Data wrangling, joining, and dashboard programming using Posit and Shiny.
- Publishing the interactive web application with a filtered data table.
Main Results:
- A functional degree-to-careers dashboard was successfully programmed and published.
- The dashboard effectively links academic programs with associated career paths and income data.
- The protocol provides a clear, step-by-step guide for replication.
Conclusions:
- The developed dashboard serves as a valuable tool for higher education stakeholders.
- The protocol facilitates the creation of data-driven insights for informed decision-making.
- This approach enhances the utility of academic and career data for institutional planning.
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