Convert any blog or website to an interactive learning platform for data science

R Package to convert R Markdown files to DataCamp Light HTML files

A WordPress Plugin that allows easy integration of the DataCamp Light interactive learning widget into posts and pages.

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Utilizes the Datacamp Light library to convert any blog or website to an interactive learning platform for data science

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luxurious ui for datacamp light

Spanish version of Datacamp Light

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Run R code using DataCamp light

A basic demonstration of the `tutorial` package to add DataCamp Light widgets to R Markdown files.

R Exercises using Datacamp Light for HIIM 653

An interactive introduction to the tidyverse using DataCamp Light

Utilising DataCamp Light to create a standalone Python IDE

Custom feature/question for Learnosity implementing a DataCamp Light code editor

HTML files for accessing online cells of SageMath, DataCamp Light, and GeoGebra

A tool for automatically populating Canvas courses with DataCamp Light exercises from a GitHub repository.

:exclamation: This is a read-only mirror of the CRAN R package repository. tutorial — Convert R Markdown Files to DataCamp Light HTML Files. Homepage: http://www.datacamp.com Report bugs for this package: https://github.com/datacamp/tutorial/issues

Online courses have become more prevalent today due to the rapid expansion of internet usage. With the challenges we are facing in light of the COVID-19 epidemic, learning online becomes more demanding in the education market. Online course platforms like Khan Academy, Coursera, DataCamp, Teachable, and Udemy are top choices for customers in the market. Platforms compete with each other for the diversity of courses, price, number of reviews by previous course takers, ratings, subscribers, etc. To win over the market share, platforms ought to maintain high-quality classes and competitive prices. Therefore, it is noteworthy for our eLearning platform, Udemy, to analyze and predict the demand for courses from customers, so that we could strategize to incorporate more popular courses to maximize profits.