[CTPP] FW: New and Improved American FactFinder Coming January 29!

CTPP News: This message is to pass on a notice from the U.S. Census Bureau on changes to American FactFinder (AFF) which will be launched tomorrow, January 29. The new look and functionality of will include two new paths to quickly find a profile or specific table. The current steps to locating data will be found under “Advanced Search”. See the link below to view a virtual tour for a sneak peak of the changes. Nancy Gemignani California State Census Data Center Demographic Research Unit (916) 327-0103 ext 2550 Latest News ________________________________ You spoke, we listened! New enhancements are coming to American FactFinder January 29th. [http://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/USCENSUS/2013/01/14…] The redesigned main page offers users of all skill levels an entry point to Census data. A. Novice users can find popular facts about a single geography by using our Community Facts feature. B. Users ready to delve more deeply into data but unsure of where to start can use our Guided Search Feature which will take them step-by-step to find the data they are looking for. C. The Advanced Search option allows users with experience to navigate and filter the American FactFinder in the ways they were used to. D. Users looking to download large datasets will find links and the support they need in our Download option. For more information, take a peek at our new virtual tour here: http://factfinder2.census.gov/legacy/r6tour.html<http://links.govdeliver… The U.S. Census Bureau will hold a demonstration of new data access tools live online via the Census Bureau Ustream channel on Thursday, January 31 at 2pm. The demo will include new and enhanced features in American FactFinder, such as Community Facts and Guided Search as well as provide a look at other new data access tools, including Easy Stats, developed from the Census Bureau’s Application Programming Interface, and the America’s Economy mobile app. Viewers will be able to ask questions, either by phone or asking via the Census Bureau’s Facebook and Twitter accounts.