Last updated on 2020-07-25

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Schedule

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Day 1 (Monday 20 July)

Morning session

Session 1

The script for session 1 can be downloaded here: Day 1 Session 1

Session 2

The script for session 2 can be downloaded here: Day 1 Session 2

Afternoon session

Session 3

  • Subsetting

    • Selecting elements by position

    • Logical selecting

    • Selecting elements in a named vector

    • Subsetting parts of data tables

Day 2 (Wednesday 22 July)

Morning session

Session 5

Session 6

Afternoon session

Session 7

The script for session 1 can be downloaded here: Day 2 Session 3

Session 8

The script for session 2 can be downloaded here: Day 2 Session 4

Day 3 (Friday 24 July)

Morning session

The script for session 1 and 2 can be downloaded here: Day 3 Session 1 & 2

Afternoon session

Session 12

  • Writing papers with papaja and making slides with revealjs

What you’ll need

You should have R and RStudio installed. I’ll be using the latest version of R, which is version 4.0.2, but the last in the version 3 line (e.g., 3.6.3 should also work fine).

If you don’t have RStudio installed then you can launch a cloud version that is identical to the one I’m using. badge

To get everything set up for the sessions you’ll first need to install a few packages. You can do this by simply copy and pasting the code below into the RStudio console window.

install.packages("xfun")
xfun::pkg_attach2("remotes")
xfun::install_github("ljcolling/teachingtools")

If you want to view these notes inside RStudio then just run the code below

teachingtools::notes()

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