Data Analysis Concepts Simplified

The first step in creating data stories that engage and educate is to identify the basic elements of your data story. This is our first post in a series on data storytelling — look for additional [...]

As much as I hate to say it, summer is over. And as students and teachers alike gear up for another school year, we thought it might make sense to kick off our return to blogging with something [...]

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been talking about randomized control trials (RCTs) — the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’ve been trying to address questions about RCT alternatives, and why I don’t, [...]

The short answer is, yes, they are. I should clarify. I’m not saying randomized control trials don’t have their value. For specific tasks, they are pretty much the best at what they do. But too [...]

One randomized control trial is never enough. Continuing our series on why RCTs are kind of like unicorns, today I’m going to talk about the importance of conducting multiple RCTs — if it turns [...]

This is the second installment in my blog series about RCTs and the problems associated with them. It started last week with Have You Ever Seen a Unicorn? (Or a True RCT?) and was inspired by [...]