Teaching analytics with modern Excel
It's always seemed nuts to me that as an adult, you go from from high school, where you have more or less no autonomy, to college, where you can pretty much do anything you want so long as you make …
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They say that when you have nothing to talk about, you've got two topics to keep the conversation going: The weather, and Excel. (What, did you think I was going to say sports?) My …
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As a blogger and curriculum developer, I am often writing about R from a text editor instead of RStudio. I feared that working outside RStudio meant saying goodbye to fantastic hotkeys it provides. …
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Earlier this year I released a course with DataCamp, "Survey and Measure Development with R." This summer, I am taking this content "on the road" to my local R users meetup. Before I do that, I …
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Below are my slides from my WordCamp Kent 2019 presentation, "It's not what you know, it's how you show." This was my first time presenting at a WordCamp, although I've attended at least a dozen over …
To put it lightly, the "Summer of George" is a longstanding routine of mine: It's been a running gag for about 15 years now that each summer is "The Summer of George." When people ask, …
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