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Statistics for Humanities now on Twitter

December 19, 2013statisticsjohn

I've now set up a twitter account for the Statistics for Humanities site.

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About John Canning

I am a Senior Lecturer at the Learning and Teaching Enhancement Centre (LTEC), Kingston University London. This is my personal website where I share my own thoughts on matters relating to teaching and learning in higher education. I am also author of the online book Statistics for the Humanities. All views expressed here are my own, except where otherwise made clear. ORCHID

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