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Screenshot of the 'rminr' website titled 'Research Methods in R.'The 2023 edition includes guides for using R in psychological research, aimed at undergraduate students. Materials are curated by Andy Wills and are available under a Creative Commons license. A 'View on GitHub' button is visible in the top right corner.

Teaching Methods with R
statistics
Aug 13, 2025

Whimsical cartoon scene of a grassy hill with three giraffes and a pink snail. A tall giraffe stands on the right hilltop, while two smaller giraffes and the snail are gathered on the lower left side. Large green leaves, rocky terrain, and light blue mountains with clouds frame the background under a bright blue sky.

Teacup Giraffes_Intro to Statistics🦒
statistics
Joscelin’s fav
Aug 13, 2025

Hex logo for the performance R package showing a cartoon monster being scored by three judges holding signs with numbers.

Test your model!! Performance package
statistics
Joscelin’s fav
Aug 13, 2025

RStudio screenshot showing R code to plot the trend in oxytocin research over time. A man wearing headphones is speaking via video overlay, with a chart titled “Interest in oxytocin research over the past decade” displayed.

Visualizing research trends
statistics
video
Aug 13, 2025

Scatterplot showing the relationship between height (cm) and weight (kg), with each point representing an individual. Points are color-coded by age in years, ranging from blue (younger) to red (older), showing a general trend of increasing weight with height and age.

(What to do) When Predictors Co-Vary
statistics
blog
Aug 13, 2025

Illustration of an old-fashioned airship with a wooden gondola and two small flags on top. Below the image is the title “Sharing on Short Notice” with subtitle “How to Get Your Teaching Materials Online with R Markdown.” Authors listed as Alison Hill and Desirée De Leon. Link in bottom-right corner: rstd.io/sharing.

Sharing on Short Notice_How to get your teaching materials online with R Markdown
teaching r
slides
Aug 13, 2025

R code example showing how assignment operators are parsed. The first code block assigns sequences to variables a, b, and c using &lt;-. The second block shows that if the assignment operator <- is inside a comment, it’s treated as part of the comment, not as an actual assignment.

Align the assignment operators within a highlighted area
visualization
Joscelin’s fav
Aug 10, 2025

A calendar for May 2020. The month starts on a Friday and ends on a Sunday. Most days are shaded in varying shades of blue, except May 16 and 26, which are left blank, possibly indicating missing or excluded data.

Calendar plot in R using ggplot2
visualization
package
Aug 2, 2025

Hexagon logo with the words “color blind check” written in lowercase letters stacked vertically. Each word fades from red on the left to green in the middle to gray on the right, illustrating color transitions relevant to color vision deficiency. The hexagon is outlined in dark red.

colorblindcheck
visualization
package
Aug 2, 2025

Stylized hex sticker for the R package mall featuring an illustration of a shopping mall with a large teal sign displaying the word mall in white text. The background includes architectural features such as columns, steps, and a central water fountain.

mall
llm
package
Joscelin’s fav
Jun 16, 2025

officeverse
book
package
Jun 2, 2025

Slide titled R2: Data analysis and plotting with the subtitle How to create publishable graphics from analysis to plotting. A GitHub link is provided: https://bit.ly/3aHmOgX. Presented by Maureen Linke from The Wall Street Journal, with Twitter handle @maureenlinke. WSJ logo is in the bottom right corner. The background is black with white and blue text.

Data analysis and plotting
markdown
Jun 1, 2025

Hexagonal sticker design featuring a bold red mirrored &#039;R' logo on a dark purple background with abstract wave lines, and the text 'R-JOURNALISM' beneath the logo.

Tidycensus will convince you to learn R
package
May 28, 2025

Choropleth map of the United States shaded by percentage chance, with a legend indicating five categories: &lt;1%, 1–2%, 2–5%, 5–10%, and 10–14%. Darker red indicates higher percentages. Notable high-percentage areas appear in parts of California, Utah, Colorado, and smaller regions in the Midwest.

Mapping and geographic data analysis with the simple features package in R
visualization
geospatial
May 25, 2025

Spatial Analysis in R - NICAR 2025 🗺️
visualization
geospatial
May 25, 2025

Introduction to R
intro
learning R
May 25, 2025

Black and white illustration of a Carrick Bend knot, showing two interwoven ropes forming a symmetrical, basket-like pattern commonly used for securely joining heavy ropes.

Coding togetheR
learning R
book
intro
May 24, 2025

Illustration of two penguins, one blue and one orange, taking a selfie with a selfie stick. The moon in the background looks like the Quarto logo.

COMP/STAT 112 Macalester College
learning R
intro
May 24, 2025
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