Interactive documents with Quarto

This talk will demonstrate some of the different ways you can add interactive elements to Quarto documents including editable code blocks, interactive charts, and alternative formats.

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Abstract

Quarto is a powerful and popular tool to combine code and content in dynamic and fully reproducible documents. For R users, Quarto is an extension and modernisation of R Markdown. For Python users, Quarto presents a new paradigm for teaching and reporting, with potential far beyond traditional notebooks.

Join expert speakers Charlotte & Nicola as they show you practical ways that individuals and teams are using Quarto to create engaging, interactive, and transparent resources.

The speakers will demonstrate how to embed hands-on code with {webrR} and build data-driven plots. They’ll also show you how to run interactive surveys and personalise documents using parameterised reporting. Whether you’re completely new to Quarto or already using it and keen to learn new techniques this session has something for you.

Speakers

• Charlotte Hadley, Visible Data
• Nicola Rennie, Office for National Statistics

Organised by Zak Varty for the Software, Technology and Reproducibility in Statistics (STARS) group and RSS Teaching Statistics Section.