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==Answer== | ==Answer== | ||
These are technical skills that are important for performing or evaluating open assessments in [[Opasnet]]. They are in a rough order, starting from those that are the most common or crucial skills. Of course, there are many other skills that are important but not technical (e.g. understanding what to write, in addition to knowing how to write in a wiki), but they are not listed here. | |||
'''Basic wiki skills: | '''Basic wiki skills: | ||
*Format : headings, bold, italic, lists, indentations | *Format : headings, bold, italic, lists, indentations | ||
** Understanding and using the heading (attribute) structure for information objects: scope, result, rationale, see also, keywords, references, related files. | |||
*Tables: basic table (prettytable), table to wiki, colspan | *Tables: basic table (prettytable), table to wiki, colspan | ||
*Links: internal, to another wiki, external, to the same text in a wiki with different language, to Wikipedia, permanent link. Controlling visibility of text in a link (text separated with |, square brackets, running numbers). | *Links: internal, to another wiki, external, to the same text in a wiki with different language, to Wikipedia, permanent link. Controlling visibility of text in a link (text separated with |, square brackets, running numbers). | ||
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*Files: uploading and description, adding a picture to a site, thumb parameters, link to a file or link to a site containing the file | *Files: uploading and description, adding a picture to a site, thumb parameters, link to a file or link to a site containing the file | ||
*Categories, categorizing | *Categories, categorizing | ||
* Evaluating scientific content and usefulness of a page using the [[rating bar]]. | |||
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* Subtitles=attributes and their contents | * Subtitles=attributes and their contents | ||
* Composing good research questions | * Composing good research questions | ||
* Organized argumentation: discussion, attack, defence, comment, invalidation, hierarchy | * Writing a structured discussion on a discussion page and linking to it from the content page. | ||
** Organized argumentation: discussion, attack, defence, comment, invalidation, hierarchy | |||
* Uploading data into Opasnet base: t2b, t2b-csv | * Uploading data into Opasnet base: t2b, t2b-csv | ||
* Life expectancy model [[Impact calculation tool]] (ICT) | * Life expectancy model [[Impact calculation tool]] (ICT) | ||
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'''Advanced wiki skills | '''Advanced wiki skills | ||
* | * Uploading data to [[Opasnet Base]] using different tools. | ||
** [[Table2Base]] table uploader. | |||
** [[Special:Upload]] to upload files to wiki. | |||
** [[Special:Opasnet Base Import]] to upload data from files into Opasnet Base. | |||
** [[R]] uploader (for experts; works only from specific IP addresses). | |||
* Downloading data from [[Opasnet Base]]. Choosing particular locations from indices. Selecting between uploads. Selecting means or samples. | |||
* Marking extensive pages as publications. | |||
* Google maps | * Google maps | ||
* Building links into parts of picture | * Building links into parts of picture | ||
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'''Basics of R-coding | '''Basics of R-coding | ||
* Writing R code for variables and running it to get results. Uploading results to [[Opasnet Base]]. | |||
* Objects, vectors, data.frames, arrays, factors | * Objects, vectors, data.frames, arrays, factors | ||
* Functions c, data.frame, colnames | * Functions c, data.frame, colnames | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[:op_fi:Aikakone|Aikakone]] | |||
==Keywords== | ==Keywords== | ||
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Question
What skills are necessary for doing open assessment? What methods should everyone know how to use, which ones are special skills?
Answer
These are technical skills that are important for performing or evaluating open assessments in Opasnet. They are in a rough order, starting from those that are the most common or crucial skills. Of course, there are many other skills that are important but not technical (e.g. understanding what to write, in addition to knowing how to write in a wiki), but they are not listed here.
Basic wiki skills:
- Format : headings, bold, italic, lists, indentations
- Understanding and using the heading (attribute) structure for information objects: scope, result, rationale, see also, keywords, references, related files.
- Tables: basic table (prettytable), table to wiki, colspan
- Links: internal, to another wiki, external, to the same text in a wiki with different language, to Wikipedia, permanent link. Controlling visibility of text in a link (text separated with |, square brackets, running numbers).
- Ref-tag: basic use, correct manner of referencing
- Files: uploading and description, adding a picture to a site, thumb parameters, link to a file or link to a site containing the file
- Categories, categorizing
- Evaluating scientific content and usefulness of a page using the rating bar.
Basics of open assessment
- Page types: assessment, variable, encyclopedia, method, study
- Template parameters: moderator, stub
- Subtitles=attributes and their contents
- Composing good research questions
- Writing a structured discussion on a discussion page and linking to it from the content page.
- Organized argumentation: discussion, attack, defence, comment, invalidation, hierarchy
- Uploading data into Opasnet base: t2b, t2b-csv
- Life expectancy model Impact calculation tool (ICT)
Advanced wiki skills
- Uploading data to Opasnet Base using different tools.
- Table2Base table uploader.
- Special:Upload to upload files to wiki.
- Special:Opasnet Base Import to upload data from files into Opasnet Base.
- R uploader (for experts; works only from specific IP addresses).
- Downloading data from Opasnet Base. Choosing particular locations from indices. Selecting between uploads. Selecting means or samples.
- Marking extensive pages as publications.
- Google maps
- Building links into parts of picture
- Drawing and uploading Google-pictures into wiki
- Writing LaTeX-code
- Writing SQL-queries in wiki
- Writing R-code (see R-code below)
Basics of R-coding
- Writing R code for variables and running it to get results. Uploading results to Opasnet Base.
- Objects, vectors, data.frames, arrays, factors
- Functions c, data.frame, colnames
- Cutting an object [,]
- Loading a library. Basic libraries ggplot2, OpasnetBaseUtils, Triangular.
- Probabilistic (Monte Carlo) distributions: rnorm, runif, rpois, rbinom, rbern, rtriangular
- Combining objects: rbind, cbind, merge
- Drawing figures: gplot, ggplot
- Running conditional functions on parts of data: tapply
- Opasnet functions and using Opasnet base: op_baseGetData, op_baseWrite
- Read.data-function and loading files
Advanced skills in open assessment
- Value of information (VOI) analysis: counterfactual, possible worlds, Hubbard
- Making statistical analysis of Opasnet base
Basics of coding Analytica
- Good ability to read Analytica models
- Comprehension on how to work with arrays
- Comprehending probability distribution
- Comprehending how to cut arrays under different terms
Advanced Analytica coding skills
- Good skills at writing Analytica code from scratch and application of basic skills
Justification
This list of skills works as a basis for filling in the Taito-table at Aikakone in Finnish Opasnet.
See also
Keywords
References
Related files
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