I know very little about gambling. But these very literal "games of probability" make great examples for teaching statistics. The law of large …
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Building your data academy: Presentation and slides
In September 2019, McKinsey called for the rise of the in-house “analytics academy” to up-skill employees’ data literacy and prepare organizations for the changes from artificial intelligence and …
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Learning Guide: Excel for Physicians, Half-day Workshop
[Note: When I planned this post for National Physicians' Week, I would never had imagined what our physicians would be battling. Thank you all for your front-lines service in this pandemic. You are …
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Practice R and Python on the Cloud for Free
R and Python, the "dynamic duo" of data science, are both free, open-source programming languages. That means that there's no "vendor" in the sense that, say, Microsoft owns Excel. This can make …
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My upcoming O’Reilly business analytics online training courses
Next week is my first installment of live training offered through O'Reilly Media's online platform. I'm so excited to partner with this outstanding organization to deliver workshops on business …
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My DataCamp course is live: “Survey and Measure Development in R”
Very happy to share that my DataCamp course "Survey and Measure Development in R" is now available. Check it out here -- the first chapter is free. From the course description: How can we measure …
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