@lainitaylor Fortunately/unfortunately (depending on POV), the NaNo website hasn’t had a validator since they “updated” it a few years back. You just report your word count and it believes you. So no one can upload gibberish, but also everyone’s previous entries are safe.
If you're teaching @psychopy next term and would like to share your materials please get in touch!
We're working on expanding the list of resources available to help those teaching PsychoPy in research methods!
Big thanks to all existing contributors 🙏 https://t.co/xILw9f02zP
New personal best, I've completed Day 5! https://t.co/cwvDWdbD1M
Day 4 nearly did me in though. I didn't know enough in any one language to do the whole thing in one go so ended up doing part 1 in Python and part 2 in R 😂. Today was much nicer! #AdventOfCode
Wow, just seen how many PsychoPy/Pavlovia youtube tutorials Jordan Gallant has added!
https://t.co/2cgwk7EsXM
Wonderful resource for people wanting to get started with studies online. Great job Jordan!
@lancspsychres@gert_westermann@eugenio_parise @MarinaBaz1 @KirstyJ_Dunn I’m currently enjoying listening to the ‘Online solutions for data collection’ symposium :). It’s a great programme - my schedule is full! Not enough cake though.