Looking for a new free tool for your data analysis needs? Try your hand at Python. Python is a programming language used for a variety of tasks, including website creation, task automation, and data analysis. Learn how to use Python to manipulate quantitative data from a user research approach with no Python experience.
Laurier Cress is a UX Designer and Researcher in Harvard Web Publishing. Prior to joining Harvard, she was the Repository Services Manager at Washington University in St. Louis Library. Laurier earned her bachelor’s degree in both design and history and a master’s in library information science from the University of Denver. She is passionate about combating digital redlining through the application of a user centric approach to product design and user research.
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