RStudio Cloud in the Classroom

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1. Studio Cloud in the classroom mine-cetinkaya-rundel [email protected] @minebocek Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel

   rstd.io/cloud-classroom

2. - Install R - Install RStudio - Install the following

   packages: - rmarkdown - tidyverse - … - Load these packages - Install git don’t start like this - Go to rstudio.cloud - Log in > hello R! start like this l;dr rstd.io/cloud-classroom

3. what is RStudio Cloud? Studio Cloud We created RStudio Cloud

   to make it easy for professionals, hobbyists, trainers, teachers, and students to do, share, teach, and learn data science using R. rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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6. contexts intro stat / data science little to no background

   in stats, data science, programming upper level stats / data science / programming varied computing background and different computer setups workshops rstd.io/cloud-classroom

7. why RStudio in the cloud? reduce friction at first exposure

   to R install R and RStudio on a server and provide access to students: - Centralized RStudio server - Dockerized RStudio server - RStudio Cloud avoid local installation this webinar Çetinkaya-Rundel, Mine, and Rundel, Colin. "Infrastructure and tools for teaching computing throughout the statistical curriculum." The American Statistician (2018). Part of the Practical Data Science for Stats collection. rstd.io/cloud-classroom

8. why RStudio Cloud? does not require IT support features designed

   for instructors: rstd.io/cloud-classroom

9. why RStudio Cloud? - 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 does not require IT support features designed for instructors: rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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11. log in with Google, GitHub, or shinyapps.io or create a

    new account rstd.io/cloud-classroom

12. workspaces when you create an account on RStudio Cloud you

    get a workspace of your own - projects you create here are can be public or private you can add a new workspace and control its permissions - projects you create here can also be public or private rstd.io/cloud-classroom

13. projects a new project in RStudio Cloud is a new

    project in RStudio PSA If you use RStudio, use projects! Trust me, you won’t regret it. Find out more at r4ds.had.co.nz/workflow-projects.html. rstd.io/cloud-classroom

14. projects from git a new project from Git Repo in

    RStudio Cloud is creating (cloning) a project from a Git repository RStudio rstd.io/cloud-classroom

15. teaching a short workshop teaching a longer course rstd.io/cloud-classroom

16. teaching a short workshop teaching a longer course rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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18. # instructor $ student rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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20. # rstd.io/cloud-workshop-project rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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22. 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. ❗ 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 try it out at rstd.io/cloud-workshop-project rstd.io/cloud-classroom

23. teaching a short workshop teaching a longer course rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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25. getting students into class workspace make workspace shared for a

    short period of time, share link with students, enroll them as contributors after drop/add switch over to this access level, use invitations for visitors added mid- semester #

26. permission levels admin manage users, view, edit and manage all

    projects instructor moderator view, edit and manage all projects TA contributor create, edit and manage their own projects student viewer view projects shared with everyone auditor #

27. permissions students can see each others’ names, but cannot change

    the visibility of their projects auditors / visitors can’t see students’ names #

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32. git integration + base project template can be used, so

    new project from git also has the right packages installed! rstd.io/cloud-classroom

33. 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 ❗ 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 try it out at rstd.io/cloud-course-workspace rstd.io/cloud-classroom

34. parting remarks rstd.io/cloud-classroom

35. each project is allocated 1GB of RAM tips create a

    secondary account and add as a student test things out before assignments involving large datasets what your students see is not always what you see rstd.io/cloud-classroom

36. built-in learnr primers rstd.io/cloud-classroom

37. WIP rstd.io/cloud-classroom

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