Tutorial dev: Web data for dummies

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This repository hosts the course website of Tilburg University's open education class on "Online Data Collection and Management" (oDCM) - learn how to collect web data for your empirical research projects!

https://odcm.hannesdatta.com

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Tutorial dev: Web data for dummies #15

Closed hannesdatta closed 3 years ago

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

Content to kickstart:

https://hannesdatta.github.io/course-jads2020/sessions/template_api_mixer.html

https://hannesdatta.github.io/course-jads2020/sessions/webscraper_socialblade.html

https://hannesdatta.github.io/course-jads2020/sessions/workshop.html

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

basic reddit functionality @RoyKlaasseBos: which website?

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

@RoyKlaasseBos, I have finalized the learning goals. In our next meeting, I would like to discuss your initial ipynb draft. Please make it complete (beginning to end), but things in between can still be missing (wanna see the "big" picture).

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

[x] please revise according to comments
[x] when done, inform @hannesdatta so I can ask for friendly review by my colleague (bibi, giuli, andrea, tba)

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

great job, @RoyKlaasseBos! I really love this notebook!

(1) Please note the following about structure.

we always have a "motivation" section on top (x.1); give it catchy titles
each section that follows ideally has some theory/intro (at the top), a practical part (Let's try it out), Exercises, and Solutions. Please consistently apply this concept to each of the subsections.
the chapter closes with a section entitled Wrap-up

(2) Another thing to think about: section 2.3 is quite mighty (parameters).

Two options:

1) split it up in one that explains the concepts ("cat jokes"), and then another - more advanced version - w/ pagination? 2) Is pagination even required for the dummy one? We could move pagination to APIs 101.

Please advise.

If (1), please incorporate.

My feeling is that (2) may be more suitable.

Advise.

I can then ship it to my feedback colleagues.

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

Just pushed my changes, btw.

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

@Roy, think of "standardized questions".

RoyKlaasseBos commented 3 years ago

@roy, think of "standardized questions".

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hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

edited it a bit, looks good

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

asked giuli, now waiting for her response

hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

she'll test it in early Jan