readme file and SAFI_clean.csv about spreadsheets-socialsci HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi @AliNite - thanks for opening this. Do you want to create a pull request for the readme?

For the spreadsheet, I want to look through how its used and think about whether there would be any side effects here with this change.

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HI Chris I'm completely new to GitHub, how to I create a pull request?

Re the spreadsheet - no worries at all. Looking at the course it seems it it usually followed immediately by the OpenRefine course which then deals with (to some extent) the two variables that I mentioned. So for people who are following it with OpenRefine then you wouldn't want to use the updated version of the spreadsheet. It is entirely up to you - as I had done the work I thought I would put it out there for sharing to save anyone else the effort :o)

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hi @AliNite - you'd need to create a fork of this repo, edit the README itself. Once you've edited the README, you can then push your changes to GitHub and create a pull request. If this seems like too much, I can also make the changes - but its a great way to get some experience using Git/GitHub.

re the spreadsheet, the solution may be to have both with that note in the instructor resources that if it comes right after OpenRefine, this may not be an issues.

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Thanks @chris-prener I'll have a go on Monday when my colleague is in (he is very familiar with it!) just in case I get stuck and mess something up! Its good to learn!

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sounds good!

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@chris-prener I have (I think) edited the README file and have created a pull request for the changes. Please do let me know if I haven't done this properly or if you would like me to make any other changes.

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Great - I'll take a look tomorrow! Thanks @AliNite

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#96 merged, so this can be closed!

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