research and teaching applications

Interactive workshop application for developing science literacy and critical evaluation of research quality through peer assessment of 48 fictional research scenarios.

Open-source, R-based application that converts video captions from the WebVTT format into plain text, automatically removing timestamps and formatting the content into accessible documents.

Las aplicaciones web nos ayudan a facilitar el uso de nuestro trabajo, ya que no requieren programación para utilizarlas. Crear estas aplicaciones en R, mediante paquetes como “shiny” o “flexdashboard”, ofrece múltiples ventajas. Entre ellas destaca la reproducibilidad, tal como veremos en torno a una aplicación para la simulación de datos (https://github.com/pablobernabeu/Experimental-data-simulation).

Unwanted, stranded meetings, overlapping with a general one in a channel, can occur when people click on the ‘Meet’ button, instead of clicking on the same ‘Join’ button in the chat field. This may especially happen to those who reach the channel first, or who cannot see the ‘Join’ button in the chat field because this field has been taken up by messages.

Open-source, R-based web application for creating experimental data sets with customisable structures, including between-group and within-participant variables that can be categorical or continuous.

Dashboard presenting open data from Prudic et al. (2018), who compared three ways of recording butterfly species richness in Los Angeles: Pollard walks by trained volunteers, Malaise traps with expert identification and crowd-sourced iNaturalist …

This app presents linguistic data over several tabs. It combines the R Markdown-based user interface of Flexdashboard with a Shiny back-end that lets users download the data they select as CSV files and the plots as PNG images. One of the hardest nuts to crack was changing the orientation of rows and columns without breaking the reactable tables. Flexdashboard also made it possible to use quite different formats in different tabs.

Shiny web application for exploring the event-related potentials (ERPs) from a conceptual modality switch experiment by group of participants, individual participant, brain area and electrode.