#Surveys

͏Postcards4USA

postcards4USA

So, about Poll Watchers. (Because Trump is trying to recruit an "army" of #PollWatchers)*Here is a State-by-State Thread on rules. Some are legalese, but postcard-sized; print&carry #PostcardsforAmericaIncludes who is allowed

James Baird

james_d_baird

We live in the best time for makers! Where to start?Build a course and sell what you know. People want your skills.But don’t brain dump into Teachable and then light

Raghib Ali MPH MSc MA(Camb) MA(Oxf) DLSHTM FRCP

drraghibali

Good and bad news from the latest data – and the first evidence that the current measures appear to be working and that we can control the virus without a

Shane Parrish

ShaneAParrish

There is a mental model known as the map is not the territory.Here’s how it works and why it’s one of the most useful concepts to understand for everyday life.

Michiel Tack

MTackCVS

1) New publication by David Tuller (@davidtuller1), Caroline Struthers (@Healthy_Control) and me:Bias caused by reliance on patient-reported outcome measures in non-blinded randomized trials: an in-depth look at exercise therapy for

John Cherian

jjcherian

Ok, so what's wrong with the confidence intervals in this preprint? Well they publish a confidence interval on the specificity of the test that runs between 98.3% and 99.9%, but

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

The seven-hour school day has been crushing teenage souls for generations. This pandemic could permanently change how high school is structuredhttps://trib.al/cRV1jW8 Students only learn when they are focused. Yet surveys

SASK

saskexplorer1

I want to run through my thought process on @panglobalspain and how I got interested last fall and a mistake I made (funny to me) along the way as well

Andrew Barry 🦁

Bazzaruto

Ever launched something to crickets?It's despairingAll that work...This happened to me with a failed online course about LinkedInBut I didn't make the same mistake with ODCCI set about becoming Oversubscribed

Arash Kolahi

ArashKolahi

Alienation is among the most PERVASIVE sentiments in the US, felt across the ENTIRE political spectrum.Yet few can identify it, let alone envision a less alienating world - mainly because

David Fedman

dfedman

"Climb Mt. Niitaka!" (Niitaka yama nobore) is best known as the Japanese code signal for the attack on Pearl Harbor. Years earlier, though, it was also the rallying cry of the

Phil the Relentless 🧛

philvarner

1/ Thread: Since the @CvilleSchools "Naming of Facilities Committee" starts meeting this Thursday, I thought I'd send out some info and thoughts. 2/ All the work I've done on researching

Ben W. Ansell

benwansell

Where are people social distancing in the UK? Thanks to the Google Community Reports we can see how people have behaved since March. Good news - social distancing is happening

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

Sunday Times apologises after Rod Liddle's column last week breached Editor's Code (accuracy) by falsely claiming no opinion polls had been published {alleging a deliberate refusal!} to gauge levels of

WildCo_Lab

wildco_lab

Camera trap sampling design is never far from our minds in this labWe've discussed "Random vs Game Trail-Based Camera Trap Placement Strategy for Monitoring Terrestrial Mammal Communities" by @jeremyjcusack et

Andy Guess

andyguess

My paper "(Almost) Everything in Moderation: New Evidence on Americans' Online Media Diets" is forthcoming at AJPS. I use surveys and web visit data + a machine classifier to study