Wrap-up
Last updated on 2024-03-12 | Edit this page
Estimated time: 5 minutes
Overview
Questions
- Where is a full view of the concepts covered today?
- Where can I ask for questions after this workshop?
- Where can I write my feedback on this workshop?
Objectives
- Show the final concept map of the workshop.
- Share a self-assessment review checklist.
- Remind our communication forum.
- Share the feedback form of the workshop.
Praise yourself!
First of all:
R
# install.packages("praise")
praise::praise()
The goal
Checklist
Your next step!
Good job! We recommend you to read the supplemental episode on how to use Git with the Rstudio IDE. It can make some steps easier to interact with! For topics like resolving conflicts, we suggest to use Desktop software like VScode. (However, you may need to close RStudio when using VScode to avoid some git error messages!)
If you are looking for more practice, go for the individual challenges on each episode. We also recommend you to keep practicing how to Create branches and make Atomic commits.
Also! You’ve now fulfill the core prerequisites for the tutorial on Improve your code for Epidemic analysis with R!
With R
, Git
and GitHub
you
will now extend your skills with a Research compendium, a Reproducible
environment, and informative READMEs!
Write an individual learning reflection
Before we wrap up, please take 5 minutes to think over everything we have covered so far.
- On a piece of paper, write down something that captures what you want to remember about the day.
- The Instructor will not look at this - it is just for you.
If you do not know where to start, consider the following list for a starting point:
- Draw a concept map, connecting the material
- Draw pictures or a comic depicting one of the day’s concepts
- Write an outline of the topics we covered
- Write a paragraph or “journal” entry about your experience of the workshop today
- Write down one thing that struck you the most
This exercise should take about 5 minutes.
Our communication channel
Checklist
We remind you of our communication forum called GitHub Discussions. Here we will ask and solve our and your question on the topic!
You can fill your questions under the Q&A category… at any time in the future!
Your constructive feedback
This form is anonymous: https://forms.gle/HznDJM1c1U6Bgdmw7
If you did not fill out this form, please take 5 minutes to fill it. This form will be beneficial for further improvements to our workshop.
Complementary readings
- A checklist Make Use of Git from The Turing Way
- A blog An introduction to Git and how to use it with RStudio · The R class (r-bio.github.io)
- A book Let’s Git started | Happy Git and GitHub for the useR (happygitwithr.com)
- A webinar Managing - Part 2 (Github and RStudio) - RStudio
- A forum svn - Why should I use version control? - Stack Overflow
- A forum git - R and version control for the solo data analyst - Stack Overflow
- A newsletter https://substack.com/profile/106570461-heidi-seibold
Key Points
- Read the tutorial on ‘Improve your code for Epidemic analysis with R’.
- Use the
GitHub Discussions
as our communication forum after the workshop. - Use the feedback form to share your constructive comments.