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Learn RMarkdown: Making Research Easier with Literate Programming and Dynamic Documents
Learn RMarkdown: Making Research Easier with Literate Programming and Dynamic Documents

Thu, 10 Mar

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Future of Work Institute

Learn RMarkdown: Making Research Easier with Literate Programming and Dynamic Documents

With Dr Micah Wilson

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Time & Location

10 Mar 2022, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm AWST

Future of Work Institute, 78 Murray Street, Perth WA, Australia

About the Event

Part of Future of Work Institute (FOWI) Academy Workshop Series

RMarkdown is a tool for building dynamic documents in the R Programming Language. It enables you to connect the output from statistical analyses directly into documents like Microsoft Word, PDFs, websites, or presentations. Rmarkdown has many uses, including: automating your results-section writeup, building easily updatable webpages of analyses for stakeholders, and even simplifying the process of building websites or typesetting professional-looking books!

This session is targeted at beginners and will introduce you to the basics of Rmarkdown and its different applications (incl. reproducibility and literate programming) using interactive exercises and a “follow along” tutorial. Time will be dedicated to questions and extended demonstrations.

About the speaker

Dr Michael David Wilson is a Forrest Prospect Fellow at the Curtin   Future of Work Institute and holds a PhD in Human Factors Psychology from UWA. His expertise areas include computational methods, workplace performance,…

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Curtin Graduate School of Business 

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Perth WA 6000


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