WooW-II: Workshop on open workflows

This resource describes WooW-II, a two-day workshop on open workflows for quantitative social scientists. The workshop is broken down in five main parts, where each of them typically consists of an introductionary tutorial and a hands-on assignment. The sp...

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Main Authors: Daniel Arribas-Bel, Thomas de Graaff
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Language:English
Published: ERSA 2015-07-01
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Online Access:http://openjournals.wu.ac.at/ojs/index.php/region/article/view/85
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description This resource describes WooW-II, a two-day workshop on open workflows for quantitative social scientists. The workshop is broken down in five main parts, where each of them typically consists of an introductionary tutorial and a hands-on assignment. The specific tools discussed in this workshop are Markdown, Pandoc, Git, Github, R, and Rstudio, but the theoretical approach applies to a wider range of tools (e.g., LATEX and Python). By the end of the workshop, participants should be able to reproduce a paper of their own and make it available in an open form applying the concepts and tools introduced.
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spelling doaj.art-df97c6d840914d4089213e975d69b6202023-01-02T17:34:37ZengERSAREGION2409-53702015-07-0122R1R210.18335/region.v2i2.8523WooW-II: Workshop on open workflowsDaniel Arribas-Bel0Thomas de GraaffUniversity of BirminghamThis resource describes WooW-II, a two-day workshop on open workflows for quantitative social scientists. The workshop is broken down in five main parts, where each of them typically consists of an introductionary tutorial and a hands-on assignment. The specific tools discussed in this workshop are Markdown, Pandoc, Git, Github, R, and Rstudio, but the theoretical approach applies to a wider range of tools (e.g., LATEX and Python). By the end of the workshop, participants should be able to reproduce a paper of their own and make it available in an open form applying the concepts and tools introduced.http://openjournals.wu.ac.at/ojs/index.php/region/article/view/85Open Workflowsreproducibilitytools
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title WooW-II: Workshop on open workflows
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