Kaggle Workshops
Workshops, https://www.kaggle.com/, 2019
These are a collection of all the workshops I’ve run at Kaggle, from July 2016 to December 2019.
Workshops, https://www.kaggle.com/, 2019
These are a collection of all the workshops I’ve run at Kaggle, from July 2016 to December 2019.
Website, https://rctatman.github.io/Livetweeting-Guide/, 2018
I’ve written a fairly in-depth guide to livetweeting that you can find here. It’s intentionally minimal so that it can easily loaded on phones with limited data.
Slides, Sociolinguistics Lab, 2016
Slides from a talk given at a sociolinguistics lab meeting on relational databases. Includes information on software for making relational databases and ideas for distributing them.
Handouts, Invited talk, 2015
Handout with activities to help begin project-based application (e.g. most grants).
Handout, Invited talk, 2015
This handout has some tips and tricks, as well as three exercises designed to help you kickstart or improve your application. It was made for Edith Aldridge’s Fall 2015 funding proseminar.
Handouts, TA/RA Conference on Teaching, Learning and Research, 2014
Handouts prepared for the annual TA/RA Conference on Teaching, Learning and Research at the University of Washington on incorporating active learning strategies in the classroom and presenting research. Geared towards graduate students in their first few years.
Posters & Activicties, Pacific Science Center, 2014
These materials were developed for Paws on Science; an annual event put on by the Pacific Science Center to help UW scientists connect with the public. They were designed with an elementary-school audience in mind.
Slides, Phonetics Lab, 2013
This is a basic introduction to Bayesian Statistics for Linguists, which covers the fundamental differences between Bayesian and Frequentist statistics, a very shallow introduction to the Bayes theorem and some additional resources.
Handouts, Phonetics Lab, 2012
This is a very clear tutorial to creating a basic text-based experiment in PscyhoPy using the builder. Includes pictures of the interface and very simple, easy-to-follow directions. Designed for someone who has never used PsychoPy before.