Almost everything R related has been moved to the R Study Guide
R resources
Here are several other sources for you to review if you want to try something different on your own:
- Matt Waite’s sports data analysis and visualization course from the Univ. of Nebraska.
- R for Data Science, an online textbook written by Hadley Wickham, inventor of the tidyverse.
- Intro to Data Science for the Social Sector, Jesse Lecy, from the ASU Program Evaluation and Data Analytics. This is much more a startup in R than a course in program evaluation.
- First 5 chapters of Sharon Machlis’ Practical R for Mass Communication and Journalism. The entire book should be available by early 2019.
- Andrew Ba Tran’s “R for Journalists” course, which was originally offered through the Knight Center at the University of Texas’s journalismcourses.org.
I don’t know how to put the rendered HTML into this format, so here’s a link to the tutorials and R Markdown files that we’ve used in class:
Lesson 4: Intro to visualization
A very basic introduction to visualization using ggplot2 in R, with built-in Gapminder data: final document / rmarkdown