Cherish day one

# Cherish day one
## <br><br> What they forgot to teach you<br>about <em>teaching</em> R
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# Let's start with another question...

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## Which kitchen would you rather bake in?

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## Which kitchen would you rather bake in?

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- Install R
- Install RStudio
- Install the following packages:
  - tidyverse
  - rmarkdown
  - ...
- Load these packages
- Install git
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- Go to rstudio.cloud (or some other server based solution)
- Log in with your ID & pass

```r
> hello R!
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# Hello RStudio Cloud!

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## What is RStudio Cloud?

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## Why RStudio Cloud?

- Does not require IT support
- Features designed for instructors:
  - Classes can be organized in workspaces
  - Members can be assigned different roles: instructor, TA, student
  - Projects can be public or private
  - Projects can be made into assignments 
  - Students can make copies of projects created by instructor
  - Instructor can peek into student projects
  - A base project template can ensure same packages in each new project created in the workspace
  - Git works out of the box

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# Context 1: You're sharing a project

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## Single project, instructor view

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## Single project, student view

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## Sharing an individual project

- Students land directly in a project upon login
- Works well for workshops where all work will be completed in a single project
- Also great for sharing code in general, e.g. collaboration, reprexes, etc.
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- Students need to remember to make a copy of the project (which means you need to remember to remind them!)
- Changes you make after student launches the project won’t propagate to their project
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# Context 2: You're sharing a workspace

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## Creating a workspace, instructor view

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## Sharing a workspace

- Various permission levels
- Base projects with desired packages installed
- Assignments, which remove the need to remind students to make a copy of the project before starting work
- Ability to peek into students’ projects
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- Students land in the workspace, may need to provide instructions for the next steps
- You can update the base project throughout the course, but it will only be applied to projects created going forward
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## Tips

- Each project is allocated 1GB of RAM and 1 CPU
  - Test things out before assignments involving large datasets

- What your students see is not always what you see
  - Create a secondary account and add as a student
  
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# Your turn