2013
DOI: 10.19030/tlc.v10i3.7936
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The Results Of A Longitudinal Study Of The Effects Of Network Delays On Learning

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“…There is considerable benefit to be gained by allowing our non-numerically trained colleagues, to whom I will refer to as users, run the programs independently. Doing so gives them the opportunity to experiment with different data sets and experimental protocols, explore relationships only apparent to one skilled in those arts, and feel less guilty about asking for "one more analysis 33,34 ." Yet there is also a case for separating the roles of the person providing the data and the person performing the analysis; it makes our colleagues justify their questions and gives us the opportunity to find mathematical explanations governing unexpected behavior 35 .…”
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“…There is considerable benefit to be gained by allowing our non-numerically trained colleagues, to whom I will refer to as users, run the programs independently. Doing so gives them the opportunity to experiment with different data sets and experimental protocols, explore relationships only apparent to one skilled in those arts, and feel less guilty about asking for "one more analysis 33,34 ." Yet there is also a case for separating the roles of the person providing the data and the person performing the analysis; it makes our colleagues justify their questions and gives us the opportunity to find mathematical explanations governing unexpected behavior 35 .…”
Section: Decide Who Runs the Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%