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Hi, Do we need to apply the density curve to our histograms if the questions aren't asking for it? In the tutorial videos, they do it, but the questions don't ask for it. Will we lose marks if we do/don't apply it?

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[TEXT REMOVED - Student asked about some specific settings to use when generating graphs; some of it was too specific to keep here]

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Struggling to export from Mac as a .omv file, any suggestions?

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To show "A screenshot of your data view showing the all the dummy coding have been overridden" ... do we just go to our data view of all variables (+ select a variable to show example up top where it has been overridden) & screenshot?

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I am having trouble accessing the data set. When I try to open it, it says that the file is either not supported or damaged. Is there a specific program I am supposed to use, or do you have any other troubleshooting advice?

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When adding levels, only the first 2 are applied in the data set... the third level is not given a number, hence does not show up. Is there a way to fix this?

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A response is only guaranteed if you post questions before 3pm on Friday 14 August.

Questions may still be answered thereafter, time permitting.

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Want to follow this Padlet to receive notifications anytime there is a new post? Watch the video above.

More info at this link too: https://padlet.help/l/en/article/ee43t89pzd-following-padlets-and-accounts

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Follow a padlet and get notifications about it

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Want to check if your question has already been asked/answered? (Useful when there are lots of posts - too many to browse through). Click the area above for more info.

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Updated 1 month ago by Julia Carnes

Padlets can hold hundreds of posts. If you need to find just one post, it can be hard to find exactly what you're looking for.

Instead of reading through each post on your padlet, use search and filter. Search through all of the posts on your padlet by keyword, or filter by post color, author, or status. If you've created a custom post field using the single select option, you can also filter by those responses!

Accessing the search and filter bar

From your padlet, click the search bar (indicated by a magnifying glass) in the upper right corner. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Cmd/Ctrl + F.

Once you have opened the search bar, you can search by typing keywords. You can also click the Funnel icon to reveal the filtering options.

Search posts

The search bar allows you to search the following content of your posts:

Post subject

Post body

Post author

Comments

Captions

Attachment metadata

To search, simply type what you're looking for in the search bar. Only posts with content that matches your search will appear. When you clear your search, your padlet will revert to normal.

Filter posts

You can also filter the posts on your padlet from the search bar. Filter works the same way as search. When you apply a filter, only posts that match your filter will appear, and when you clear the filter, your padlet will revert to normal.

Click the Funnel icon to reveal the filtering options. You can filter by post status, post color, author and/or post fields you've created with single selection options.

The screenshot above shows all posts being filtered by the colors Red and Blue -- while also filtering by those who posted their favorite animal is a Toucan. This narrows the padlet posts down from hundreds to only 2!

Post status

If you have enabled content moderation, you can filter to see which posts have been published or which have been submitted but not yet approved.

Color

Filter posts by color. Learn more about changing post color.

Author

If you have enabled name attribution, you can filter posts by author.

Custom post fields (with single select options)

If you have created a custom post field using the single select option, you can filter by the answer.

Clear search and filters

To clear all search criteria and filters, click Reset search and filters. This will restore your padlet to the original view.

I searched/filtered, and now only some of my posts appear. Where did all of my posts go?

Don't worry, we've only temporarily hidden the posts that didn't match your search/filter! Reset the search/filter to see all of your posts again.

Can I move posts after I search/filter?

No, you cannot rearrange your posts while there is an active search/filter. Reset the search/filter to move your posts.

Who can search/filter my padlet?

Anyone who has access to your padlet can search/filter it.

If I search/filter a padlet that others are viewing, what do they see on their screen?

Search/filter is a local feature. So... you can search for something on a padlet, but it won't affect what others are viewing on their own devices.

What is the filter logic when using multiple filters?

Allow us to nerd out for a moment. :) If you choose two filters from the same group, like post color: red and blue, we use 'OR' logic and show red and blue posts. If you choose two filters from different groups, like post color: red and status: published, we use 'AND' logic and show published posts that are red.

FAQs

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Need to find a particular post? Search through your posts by keyword, or filter by post color, author, or status.

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Double click/tap on any empty area of the screen or use the + button at the bottom right corner to add a post. 

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Double click/tap on any empty area of the screen or use the + button at the bottom right corner to add a post. 

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Post anonymously or login (you can use your Griffith details) and your post will show your name.