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COURSE CATEGORY
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META DESCRIPTION
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INSTRUCTORS/
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Critical Thinking: An Online Course
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Navigating Information and Data Literacy
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This six-unit course equips students with the intellectual skills and practical habits of critical thinking.
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Dr Tom Chatfield
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See Numbers in Data
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Navigating Information and Data Literacy
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Prepares and provides students with all the knowledge and skills to read, interpret and produce tables and graphs, including tendency, spread and desperation, and scientific notation.
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John MacInnes
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Know Your Numbers
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Navigating Information and Data Literacy
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Teaches easy ways to nail basic numbers and gives an understanding as to why this is important.
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John MacInnes
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Statistical Significance
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Navigating Information and Data Literacy
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Explains what statistical significance and p-values mean, how they are calculated, and how their origin lies in the way we use samples to measure and investigate people, organizations and societies.
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John MacInnes
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Introduction to Data Visualisation
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Navigating Information and Data Literacy
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Master the principles for transforming data into powerful visualisations, with a fresh, creative approach from Andy Kirk.
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Andy Kirk
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Research Question
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Research Skills
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Equips researchers with the skills and knowledge they need to form and articulate a clear and concise research question that’s relevant, interesting and fundamentally researchable.
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Dr Zina O'Leary
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Research Proposal
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Research Skills
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Gives an understanding of the elements and purpose a research proposal, strategies to avoid pitfalls when preparing your proposal and provides a step by step plan to craft a winning proposal.
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Dr Zina O'Leary
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Plan Your Project
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Research Skills
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This course guides learners through the planning and development of a research project. It supports the early preparation of a research project and gives direction and advice during every stage, through to the finalization of the project.
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Kelly Trivedy
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Gather Your Data Online
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Research Skills
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Gives an overview of types of data and ways to find and generate them online to use for research.
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Dr Janet Salmons
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Research Design in Social Data Science
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Research Skills
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Gain an understanding of the emerging field of social data science as a big data-driven approach to social science research.
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Dr Taha Yasserri
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Present Your Research
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Research Skills
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Equips learners with the confidence, skills and communication strategies to present their research in an impactful and meaningful way.
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Dr Zina O'Leary
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Introduction to R
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Data Science Skills
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This practical course will help you gain the knowledge and skills to use R for social science research, step-by-step.
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Dr Andreaa Moldovan
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Practical Data Management with R
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Data Science Skills
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Learn how to use R to manage data in a wide variety of formats, in a reproducible manner, at scale.
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Matthew Denny
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Interactive Visualization with R
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Data Science Skills
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Learn the techniques and tools for presenting data in visually attractive and interactive ways using the R programming language.
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Dr Charlie Joey Hadley, Professor Richard Traunmüller
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Collecting Social Media Data
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Data Science Skills
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Learn the essentials of collecting social media data and gain the skills to plan, gather and analyze social media data for your research.
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Dr James Allen-Robertson
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Introduction to Python
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Data Science Skills
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Perfect for beginners, this course will teach you the fundamentals of Python programming through taught materials and practical examples.
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Dr Rob Mastrodomenico, Dr. Phillip Brooker
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Intermediate Python Skills
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Data Science Skills
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Gain the skills you need to manipulate and visualize a variety of data types using Python.
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Dr Rob Mastrodomenico, Dr. Phillip Brooker
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Introduction to Text Mining
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Data Science Skills
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Gain a conceptual overview of the text mining landscape and a foundational understanding of the analysis of digital textual data sets.
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Rada Mihalcea, Gabe Ignatow
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Fundamentals of Quantitative Text Analysis
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Data Science Skills
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Learn how to analyze large amounts of textual data, at scale, using the R programming language.
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Professor Jonathan Slapin
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Introduction to Journal Publishing: Why Publish?
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Getting Published
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Teaches an overview of journal publishing, informing researchers how to take advantage of different publishing opportunities.
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Publishing for Impact
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Getting Published
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Provides researchers with tips and tools to prepare a funding application that will get noticed! Builds an understanding of how to write and present an article to impact both academia and society.
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Choosing a Journal
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Getting Published
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This course will provide guidance to help authors make an informed decision when researching different journals to publish in. It will give an insight into what journal editors are looking for, drawing on advice and tips from actual journal editors.
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How to Write a Journal Article 1
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Getting Published
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Putting your article together - Equips researchers with the knowledge, skills, and strategies to write and organize a strong journal article, meeting all the requirements of a publisher.
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How to Write a Journal Article 2
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Getting Published
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Supplemental and third-party material - This course will equip learners with the ability to utilize and present supplementary material, including data and third party content, effectively within their article.
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Submission and Final Touches
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Getting Published
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This course will supply all the information for learners to finalize their journal article to the highest possible standard in order to maximize chances of publication, suggesting resources and support sites to assist with submission.
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Peer Review, Feedback and Decisions
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Getting Published
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This course will provide information for every phase of the publishing review process; from submission to feedback, and teaches learners how to respond to feedback and revise their article appropriately.
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Article Acceptance to Promotion
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Getting Published
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Teaches authors how to effectively promote their paper through different channels, including conferences and events as well as multimedia avenues.
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