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Category Archives: Pedagogy
Back in the computer lab – questions answered
I signed up to teach again this semester. I am demonstrating on a rather nice course covering social science data and methods using Stata (STAT6077, for those in Southampton: it was the course that made me realise I was doing … Continue reading
Data visualistion – a quick lesson
Have a look at this. What do you think it is? Go on, take a guess. Keep thinking while I write about why it’s relevant… I went to a seminar last week on data visualisation given by a very clever visual … Continue reading