Why yes, of course nothing says memefy just like a series of online lectures that everybody wants to fast-forward. And I have the tweets to prove it.
So I’m teaching a mandatory stats/methods class (always popular). Online. Following the advice from my own kids, I have memified the outline. For your own syllabus needs, here is the week-by-week program
So I'm teaching a mandatory stats/methods class (always popular). Online. Following the advice from my own kids, I have memified the outline. For your own syllabus needs, here is the week-by-week program. Introduction: pic.twitter.com/U4nP2lcPR6
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Causality & Designs pic.twitter.com/nbB4jrRXgt
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Causality & Designs pic.twitter.com/nbB4jrRXgt
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
SNA pic.twitter.com/HSoMJOtTq2
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
More SNA pic.twitter.com/3bsSs1pGSn
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Still more SN pic.twitter.com/Kr8zuokrbq
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Missing Data pic.twitter.com/GHmmLB4130
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Matching pic.twitter.com/1DaARRSyq5
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
TSCS pic.twitter.com/RmMqbRF6b5
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Factor Analysis & some SEM pic.twitter.com/57vcJOBb2O
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
More covariances pic.twitter.com/32CGivBkGI
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Cross-level inference pic.twitter.com/asaaPuw6AG
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Event data pic.twitter.com/7XaLZ8wNwH
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Multi-level structures pic.twitter.com/VHtNbzE4vm
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
Wrap-up & back to basics. That's the transition to digital sorted, yes? pic.twitter.com/YtK94SHpd1
— Kai Arzheimer 🇪🇺 (@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org) (@kai_arzheimer) November 20, 2020
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