Open AoifeHughes opened 2 years ago
References are difficult to link in text, this could become confusing for readers. For example in module 1.
https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/rds-course/blob/53c121a83c96cb8b92fa69e7ed7804a84b43e18e/coursebook/modules/m1/1.1-WhatIsDataScience.ipynb?short_path=6a11c01#L59
The use of Roger's name does not make it clear that they are being referenced formally.
https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/rds-course/blob/53c121a83c96cb8b92fa69e7ed7804a84b43e18e/coursebook/modules/m1/1.1-WhatIsDataScience.ipynb?short_path=6a11c01#L265
I can see two possible solutions to making references more explicit :
Did some digging - this seems more promising https://jupyter.brynmawr.edu/services/public/dblank/jupyter.cs/Examples/Calico%20Document%20Tools%20and%20Bibtex.ipynb
References are difficult to link in text, this could become confusing for readers. For example in module 1.
https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/rds-course/blob/53c121a83c96cb8b92fa69e7ed7804a84b43e18e/coursebook/modules/m1/1.1-WhatIsDataScience.ipynb?short_path=6a11c01#L59
The use of Roger's name does not make it clear that they are being referenced formally.
https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/rds-course/blob/53c121a83c96cb8b92fa69e7ed7804a84b43e18e/coursebook/modules/m1/1.1-WhatIsDataScience.ipynb?short_path=6a11c01#L265
I can see two possible solutions to making references more explicit :