Assisting Students with Data Analysis
A few tips when it comes to students who ask for help in data analysis.
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Month: February 2018
A short shout-out to R
Okay, R has been around for ages, but it never did grow on me. Recently, giving how commercially unattractive SPSS is, I started to give it another try. And boy, it did blow me away.
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User Centered Design — Don’t Ignore or Believe, but be the Midwife or the one who does some Artificial Insemination
A few comments on the problem of developing something for a user group, and a suggestion.
Image: https://www.pexels.com/photo/grayscale-photography-of-baby-holding-finger-208189/
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What makes a good outliner?
Some comments on programming a good outliner app. For the first, basic version, that is.
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A (down-voted) comment on dealing with troublesome social situations
If others are in bad situations, people are quick in wanting to help directly. But there's something to be said for encouraging people to develop the competency to deal with current and future situations on their own.
Image: academia.stackexchange.com
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Yet another Bento Update
Yep, another posting about Bento boxes. They just work (for me).
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Dystopian Story and Movie Recommendation: “Harrison Bergeron” and “2081”
A while ago I stumbled upon a story by Kurt Vonnegut titled: "Harrison Bergeron". There is also a movie titled "2081" that really nails the story. Both are highly recommended in a world that confused equality of opportunity with equality of outcome.
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