Teaching analytics with modern Excel
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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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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I have had a long history with Excel TV and, like Excel TV (and Excel itself) the channel has changed over the years. Gone are their regular live-streaming interviews with leading Excel authorities. …
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A recent project of mine has been setting up a Twitter bot on innovation quotes. I enjoy this project because in addition to curating a great set of content and growing an audience around it, I have …
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This post serves as a follow-up on a previous post about scheduled collection of Weather.gov's XML feed in R, which itself was a follow-up to retrieving real-time data from Weather.gov in …
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Postscript: Turns out this method using Weather.gov's XML feed is not as effective as using their HTML feed. Check out the HTML sequel here. One of my most popular posts is on retrieving real-time …
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