#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf-8

# # A couple of practical things
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# ## Overview
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# As in any class, we're going to use a couple of 'technologies' in order to learn the material. Below a couple of videos to explain.
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# * The first thing is github/Jupyter Notebooks/nbviewer. You've already worked with this (in fact, you're probably looking at this notebook file on the web), but in the video below, I provide some more examples.
# * The second thing is *Peergrade*, which is the system we'll be using to give you better feedback. Watch the video to learn more. (And you can, of course, also talk to me about this in person during the class).

# ## Github to organize things
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# The video explains everything. You'll notice that I've made it for the class that runs in the fall (Social Graphs and Interactions), but the web-page struture is identical, so everyhting should still work.

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from IPython.display import YouTubeVideo
YouTubeVideo("42KjmxgYYNI",width=800, height=450)


# ## Why we use peer evaluations
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# We use the system [Peergrade.io](http://peergrade.io/) to get you better feedback and make you smarter. In the video below, I explain why that is the case. There are a lot of good reasons that peer evaluations are great, so watch the video :)

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YouTubeVideo("-TC18KgpiIQ",width=800, height=450)


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