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Yesterday, Saturday, September 18, the 1st Conference for English Students was held at the National University of Hurlingham. In this text I present some of my motivations to organize it.

Who doesn’t love those beautiful and colorful choropleth maps that circulate on Twitter? In general, 99% of my use of R is statistical analysis: sometimes I get lucky and can spend a little more time supplementing that analysis with some graphics.

Dive into the world of StarTrek voice commands with this insightful

New teaching aid published on ReLIF! Learn effective strategies for writing text outlines. This resource tackles the complexity of outlining by addressing various cognitive abilities and considering factors like genre, theme, length, and reader engagement. Perfect for those struggling with this aspect of writing.

It’s been a long time since I’ve participated in #TidyTuesday: a bit due to lack of time, a bit because the datasets they published didn’t motivate me, and a bit because I was embarrassed to always upload the same thing.

In my latest post, I reflect on my year-long journey of learning R and share seven valuable lessons I have learned along the way. I highlight the beauty and support of the R community, as well as the abundance of educational resources available. I also address the gap between beginner and intermediate levels in terms of educational materials. Additionally, I delve into the differing opinions on the use of Tidyverse in R. I conclude the post with my aspirations and future goals, excited about the progress I have made thus far on this rewarding learning journey.

Discover the Transfeminist Datathon on Missing Data by DataGénero. Explore tables revealing women’s legislative power, transgender visibility, reproductive rights access, and gender-inclusive data analysis. Uncover the significance of missing data for gender equality.