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Introduction to R Markdown
By Yuxiao Luo on May 18, 2022Read moreBefore we start This is a short tutorial to discuss the basic Markdown syntax and essential features of R Markdown to an R user with no experience in Markdown. `R` refers to both the programming language and the free software environment for data analysis and graphics. RStudio is a...
0Introduction to CSS Keyframes (Animations)
By Zachary Lloyd on May 13, 2022Read moreIntroduction to Keyframes If, like me, you once enjoyed playing around with the defunct Adobe Flash software, or if you have any general graphic design, animation, or video editing experience, you might be familiar with the idea of keyframes. Today they are used even in web development to create...
Recap: Beginner’s Guide to Web-Scraping
By Di Yoong on May 9, 2022Read moreThis post may be useful to folx interested in starting a web-scraping workshop but not sure where to begin. In this post, I provide a recap of the Beginner’s Guide to Web Scraping workshop that took place earlier in the semester. I based this workshop on Compute Canada HSS’s...
Language, Meaning-Making, and Wrangling Text As Data: A Social Worker’s Perspective
By Ian G. Williams, LMSW on May 2, 2022Read more“What are you talking about in there? Smuggling refugee pandas and pythons?” my partner asked, with a bewildered look on her face, in late January 2022. It was day three of the 2022 Graduate Center Digital Research Institute (DRI). Immersed in a workshop about Pandas – a library for...
Interview with Laura Wildemann Kane
By Jessie McCormack on April 14, 2022Read moreLaura Wildemann Kane is an assistant professor in Philosophy at Worcester State University, as well as a faculty fellow for the Clemente Course in the humanities (Worcester branch). She received a PhD in philosophy and certificate in Interactive Technology and Pedagogy from CUNY Graduate Center in 2017. She was...

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