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Quantitative Ethnography Well be doing some work in groups, so decide whether you want to sit with people you already know, or meet new folks. Either is fine! David Williamson Shaffer Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor of Learning


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Quantitative Ethnography

We’ll be doing some work in groups, so decide whether you want to sit with people you already know, or meet new folks. Either is fine!

David Williamson Shaffer

Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor of Learning Science

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Obel Foundation Professor of Learning Analytics

Aalborg University at Copenhagen

Data Philosopher

Wisconsin Center for Educational Research

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Complex Collaborative Problem Solving

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Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Learning is a process of Enculturation

culture

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“A DISCOURSE is a socially accepted association among ways of using language, of thinking, feeling, believing, valuing, and of acting that can be used to identify oneself as a member of a socially meaningful group… or to signal (that one is playing) a socially meaningful role.”

  • Jim Gee

Learning is a process of Enculturation

culture

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DISCOURSE culture

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Learning is a process of Enculturation

DISCOURSE culture

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—David Williamson Shaffer

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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—David Williamson Shaffer —Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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—Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Soil

—Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Soil

Munsell Color Chart —Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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—Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

Soil

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CODE CODE CODE

—Charles Goodwin

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CODE CODE

—Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

DISCOURSE culture CODE

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What are some CODES in the things you study?

CODE CODE

—Charles Goodwin

DISCOURSE culture CODE

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CODE CODE CODE

—Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Soil

Munsell Color Chart

CODE

—Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

—David Williamson Shaffer

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Post hole Soil

Munsell Color Chart —Charles Goodwin

Learning is a process of Enculturation

—David Williamson Shaffer

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Post hole Soil

Munsell Color Chart Epistemic Frame

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Post hole Soil

Munsell Color Chart Epistemic Frame

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Post hole Soil

Munsell Color Chart Epistemic Frame

Learning is a process of Enculturation

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Post hole Soil

Munsell Color Chart Epistemic Frame

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DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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Virtual Internships

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Virtual Internships

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Virtual Internships

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyfJAtL93OU

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Virtual Internships

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Yes, one of my designs had a payload of 718, agility 281, recharge 7.88, safety 183, and price 14045. These attributes all meet company standards.

Virtual Internships

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Data

Yes, one of my designs had a payload of 718, agility 281, recharge 7.88, safety 183, and price 14045. These attributes all meet company standards.

Virtual Internships

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Yes, one of my designs had a payload of 718, agility 281, recharge 7.88, safety 183, and price 14045. These attributes all meet company standards.

Technical Requirements

Virtual Internships

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discourse DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

—Andrew Pickering Machinic Grip

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CODE

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Culturally-relevant and meaningful aspects of a

DISCOURSE

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CODE code

Culturally-relevant and meaningful aspects of a

DISCOURSE

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CODE code

Things that count as evidence or warrants for

CODES

Culturally-relevant and meaningful aspects of a

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CODE code

Things that count as evidence or warrants for CODES Culturally-relevant and meaningful aspects of a DISCOURSE

What are codes in things you study?

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Culturally-relevant and meaningful aspects of a DISCOURSE codes Things that count as evidence or warrants for CODES CODES

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Technical Requirements Data

Discussion of one or more criteria for device functionality: agility, payload, cost, recharge interval, and/or safety. Referring to or justifying decisions based on numerical values, results tables, graphs, research papers, or relative quantities.

The reason only one met the required payload is probably because PAM is not the best choice. if we can lift a payload of 564 N and we add 100 N more of metal, then our payload becomes 464 N

Virtual Internships

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

Thick Description

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

Thin Description

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

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code code code discourse field notes DISCOURSE culture CODE CODE CODE

Theoretical Saturation

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Theoretical Saturation

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Justin Kim Please take a moment to introduce yourselves and indicate what actuator you have experience with. Elizabeth E. Hi everybody! Gabrielle F. Hi I'm Gabby Elizabeth E. I'm Elizabeth, and I spent the first part of this internship working with PAM Gabrielle F. I'm from Pneumatic Lena H. I am Lena and I worked with electric

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Justin Kim Please take a moment to introduce yourselves and indicate what actuator you have experience with. Elizabeth E. Hi everybody! Gabrielle F. Hi I'm Gabby Elizabeth E. I'm Elizabeth, and I spent the first part of this internship working with PAM Gabrielle F. I'm from Pneumatic Lena H. I am Lena and I worked with electric

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Justin Kim Please take a moment to introduce yourselves and indicate what actuator you have experience with. Elizabeth E. Hi everybody! Gabrielle F. Hi I'm Gabby Elizabeth E. I'm Elizabeth, and I spent the first part of this internship working with PAM Gabrielle F. I'm from Pneumatic Lena H. I am Lena and I worked with electric

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric?

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Technical Requirements

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Technical Requirements Technical Requirements

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Technical Requirements Technical Requirements Technical Requirements

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Technical Requirements Technical Requirements Technical Requirements Data

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important Data Data Data

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important Data Data Data

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important Data Data Data Design Tradeoffs

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DESIGN TRADEOFFS TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DATA

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DESIGN TRADEOFFS TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DATA

Can you draw a diagram about how your codes are related?

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DESIGN TRADEOFFS TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DATA

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DESIGN TRADEOFFS TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DATA Theoretical Saturation

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DESIGN TRADEOFFS TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DATA

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Yes, one of my designs had a payload of 718, agility 281, recharge 7.88, safety 183, and price 14045. These attributes all meet company standards.

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Data

Yes, one of my designs had a payload of 718, agility 281, recharge 7.88, safety 183, and price 14045. These attributes all meet company standards.

Technical Requirements

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Data

Yes, one of my designs had a payload of 718, agility 281, recharge 7.88, safety 183, and price 14045. These attributes all meet company standards.

Technical Requirements

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important Design Tradeoffs

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important Design Tradeoffs Data

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Zachary H. For hydraulic, payload and recharge interval were strengths, but safety was close to the company requirement. Daniel M. Elizabeth that was very similar to my group. We were able to reach all internal consultant requests, but the machine costed a lot. Gabrielle F. We used Pneumatic and it seemed to meet everyone's required and most preferred! Gabrielle F. Ourcost always met preferred costs Lena H. Yes and electric, depending on the other aspects, also met all required and most preferred Michael T. What were the results of the best prototype for pneumatic and electric? Zachary H. The best prototype for hydraulic was payload 1044, agility 203, recharge interval 8.7, cost $14540, and safety 214. Lena H. It consisted of safety 190, cost 12875, recharge interval, 8.32, payload 552,and agility 263 Gabrielle F. Payload 608 agility 257 RI 8.52 cost $12740 and safety 206 Zachary H. It seems like most performed well with one or two attributes scoring low. Lena H. I mean if we need to improve safety we can us the PFC power source, even though it has a pretty poor rating in all other aspects Elizabeth E. I think we need to determine which attributes are the most important to us so that we can meet those internal requirements and then just company for the ones we find less important Data Data Data Design Tradeoffs

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Moving Window

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Data Design Tradeoffs Technical Requirements Collaboration

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Epistemic Frame

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Epistemic Frame

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EPISTEMIC NETWORK ANALYSIS (ENA)

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EPISTEMIC NETWORK ANALYSIS (ENA)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RI8b3x85MVE

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Data Design Tradeoffs Technical Requirements Collaboration

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Dimensional Reduction of co-

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Optimization of node positions

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Data from N=50 students

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N = 50, p < 0.001, r2 = 39%

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Grounded Analysis Theoretical Saturation

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“The essential task of [ethnography] is not to codify abstract regularities but to make thick description possible, not to generalize across cases but to generalize within them.”

  • Clifford Geertz

See Shaffer and Serlin (2004), What good are statistics that don’t generalize?

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Dragan Gašević Learning Analytics Naomi Chesler Engineering Jeff Linderoth Engineering Asli Gocmen Urban Planning Lew Friedland Journalism Art Graesser Psychology Mike Zinn Engineering Kris Scopinich Outreach Education Zhijiang Cai Computer Science Ken Frank Statistics Morten Misfeldt Math Education

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You? Dragan Gašević Learning Analytics Naomi Chesler Engineering Jeff Linderoth Engineering Asli Gocmen Urban Planning Lew Friedland Journalism Art Graesser Psychology Mike Zinn Engineering Kris Scopinich Outreach Education Zhijiang Cai Computer Science Ken Frank Statistics Morten Misfeldt Math Education

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quantitativeethnography.org

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