There is an IEEE journal that might be relevant.
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/RecentIssue.jsp%3Freload=true%26punumber=13
I’ve only received one issue so far, so I can’t tell you anything about quality.
Nathan
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, Anton Lawson’s “Classroom Test of
Scientific Reasoning” is a good place to start.
Nathan
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I was embarrassed to read this morning that Comic Sans is actually a preferred
font for people with dyslexia.
https://theestablishment.co/hating-comic-sans-is-ableist-bc4a4de87093#.hfd8ctajb
(1) Have you heard of this research result? Is it reliable?
(2)Is a font like http://opendyslexic
If it’s useful to you-all, here’s a simple howto that shows how you can use
open dyslexic fonts in latex (specifically lualatex)
https://github.com/ntmoore/opendyslexic_latex_example
Nathan
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At a workshop this morning a few of our learners see a "nano not found" error
after installing gitbash on Windows.
Is this a known error/bug?
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notepad is that shell scripts written on windows and
scp'd onto linux/mac won't run b/c of the stupid line-ending incompatibility...
Thanks for the quick replies!
Nathan
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We're just finishing with a workshop using the python Gapminder materials.
I like the materials, but I can't tell how actively they're being developed.
The last few sections could use some polishing. Is
https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-gapminder/ the most up-to-date
effort with
Is there a "standard" way of incorporating spellcheck in jupyter notebook
markdown cells? I found a few ad-hoc solutions on the web (calico?, aspell?) -
is there a solution that's easy to share in a workshop?
Nathan
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I'm a new maintainer of the python-gapminder lesson.
Quick question - When I look at a pull request, specifically the markdown file
with diffs (files changed), and click the "view" button on the upper right, I
get a sort-of rendered markdown file but some of the markdown remains raw -
Thanks for the detail Raniere.
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Hi Nathan,
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I havn't tried what you're attempting, but here's a idea. Describe the
computer/lab notebook side of a data intensive project, estimate the time
associated with things like clicking and dragging and computing by hand, and
then show a brief example in which that time is reduced (substantially).
I received a copy of Fredrik Backman's "Beartown" as a Christmas gift. It's an
interesting story, but repeated several times is a line that goes something
like, "culture is not what we encourage, culture is what we permit". Reminded
me of the code of conduct and the demotivation part of instru
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Hi All,
What’s the status of Library Carpentry workshops? I might have an audience for
one later this spring in MN. Is there a regular pool of instructors? Are the
online lessons sufficiently mature for use?
Audience is English, History, Librarians – mostly undergrad faculty and grad
studen
Thanks Belinda.
Am I wrong to assume that Library Carpentry workshops are mostly self-organized
at this stage?
Nathan
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I've been reading "The Toyota Way to Continuous Improvement" by Liker & Franz.
I think there's a connection between the stories in this book and the SWC Shell
lesson that we insist is in every workshop.
The book describes Lean/6-sigma/Kaizen strategies for improving the efficiency
of a busine
This might be relevant history when you talk about Jupyter notebooks at a
workshop.
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/04/the-scientific-paper-is-obsolete/556676/
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Giving a talk on SWC in a day or two. How long has the code of conduct (in any
form) been a part of SWC workshops? I'd be grateful for any short histories you
can share.
Nathan
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