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Rearrange lesson on exporting and saving #84

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akshayparopkari opened this issue Dec 10, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #169
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Rearrange lesson on exporting and saving #84

akshayparopkari opened this issue Dec 10, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #169
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Hi, while teaching the workshop, I realized that exporting and saving lesson goes over exporting the project first and then saving the changed file. I found it useful teach saving the file first and then exporting the project. This strategy helped with the lesson flow. This might be useful to others who are teaching OpenRefine ✌️

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bencomp commented Nov 23, 2021

Hi @akshayparopkari, thanks for bringing this up. I feel I have the same experience, as it's more rare that I need to export the whole project. Let me check with the others how they think about switching the order.

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bencomp commented Oct 4, 2022

I see in the Library Carpentry lesson on OR that exporting the project isn't discussed at all. They do have a note about (accidentally) exporting a subset of data, which we don't and probably should include.

I'm in favour of changing the order and adding a note about exporting a subset, so the new structure could be:

  1. exporting data
    • why export? (refer to not working on data file directly)
    • exporting a subset
  2. exporting the project
    • why this could be useful

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bencomp commented Jun 20, 2023

@akshayparopkari Could you perhaps have a look at #169? I did more than move the parts around; I adjusted the wording of the chapter's (i.e. episode's) objectives, questions and key points, used callouts and made sure the text reads more easily. There are a few things I'm not complete sure about, even though I feel it is better than before.
Thanks!

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