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Getting Started with R for Text Data Analysis Online

R is an open-source and flexible programming language that can be used for all kinds of data analysis, data visualization, text mining, and even document creation. For anyone interested in using R for qualitative or liberal arts research, this workshop will show you how to get started in R with absolutely no coding experience necessary. Because R requires installing (totally free) software, please plan to attend this workshop with the computer you intend to use R on going forward. If you do not have administrator privileges to install software on your computer, please ask your administrator to install the latest version of R and RStudio prior to the workshop.

In this workshop, you will:

  1. Install R and RStudio on your computer
  2. Get to know the RStudio interface
  3. Try basic coding
  4. Learn how packages work in R and how to install them
  5. Install packages from the Tidyverse suite of packages for data analysis
  6. Produce a simple data visualization using sample code
  7. Get started with the Stringr package for text analysis
  8. Leave with recommended resources for continued learning on your own

Related LibGuide: Qualitative Data Analysis by Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library

Date:
Monday, October 30, 2023
Time:
2:00pm - 3:30pm
Time Zone:
Central Time - US & Canada (change)
Presenter:
Jess Hagman, Social Sciences Research Librarian, and Sandi Caldrone, Research Data Service Librarian
CampusLibraries:
Main Library
Online:
This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Audience:
  All are welcome  
Categories:
  Data Collection and Analysis  
Registration has closed.

THIS SESSION WILL BE TAUGHT ON ZOOM (YOUR REGISTRATION + REMINDER EMAILS WILL INCLUDE THE LINK).

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NOTE: Registration closes two hours before each scheduled workshop and you will receive a registration + reminder email (one hour before the session is scheduled to start) with the Zoom link and passcode. Make sure to check your spam/trash!

 

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Jess Hagman
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