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      <title>Intro to Jira as a Research Manager</title>
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      <description>Introduction Roadmapping  Releases   Sprint Planning  Issues for Contractors Assigning Review Issues   Spec Writing Best Practices  Spec’ing for Yourself Spec’ing for Other Team Members  Providing Context Headlines Formatting Examples Tagging Team Members         Introduction This documentation focuses specifically on the best Jira practices for research managers. For more general information on Jira hygiene and best practices, click here.</description>
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      <description>Introduction Survey Outline  What they are and when to use them What to include in a survey outline   Full Surveys  Sample parameters grid Variable naming conventions Adding programming instructions  Display logic In-question instructions Embedded data Common programming instructions     Setting up a data provider, programmer, and reviewer  Data provider Programmer Reviewer Launching Surveys   Data Cleaning Submitting Data Invoice     Introduction The purpose of this documentation is to introduce Gradient’s process from research question to final collected data, including processes around survey design, programming, data collection, and other related tools and steps that Gradient uses to collect high-quality data.</description>
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      <description>What is Crunch.io? Navigating Crunch.io Exploring summary data  Data weights Numerical data Adding filters  Temporary filters Saved filters     Exploring crosstabs  Advanced cross tabs - Multitables   Creating plots  Single variable plots Crosstab plots   Saving plots and tables  Exporting and sharing decks  Exporting decks Sharing decks     Manipulating data  Recoding variables Combining categories Creating categorical variables   Managing users     What is Crunch.</description>
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