Updating README

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 The purpose of this tutorial is to provide an R introduction for education data analysts, and to demonstrate useful data exploration commands. You don't need to know any R to do this tutorial. In Part 1, you will see how to use data exploration commands to inspect a student-level dataset. In Part 2, you'll get practice using data exploration commands to answer simple research questions.
 
-To run this tutorial you will need R Studio version 1.0 or higher.
-Download the R .zip file and unzip the contents into a folder on your Desktop.
-Double-click to open the data_exploration_tutorial.Rmd file in the folder
-using R Studio. In the file viewer pane, you'll see a set of commands with
-a grey background. Click on the small green triangle on the right margin of
-line 13 to run the commands. Then, scroll down to read through the content
-in the file viewer pane (this is the tutorial). As you see each grey
-section of code, click on the green arrow to run the commands. You will
-see the results in the window below. Use the results to answer the
-questions in the tutorial. For Part 1 you can check your answers by
-double-clicking on the part_one_key.html file to open the answer key
-in your browser.
+To run this tutorial you will need R Studio version 1.0 or higher. Download the R .zip file and unzip the contents into a folder on your Desktop. Double-click to open the data_exploration_tutorial.Rmd file in the folder using R Studio. As you see each grey section of code in the file viewer pane, click on the green arrow to run the commands. You will see the results in the window below. Use the results to answer the questions in the tutorial. For Part 1 you can check your answers by double-clicking on the part_one_key.html file to open the answer key in your browser.
 
 This tutorial was originally authored by the Strategic Data Project.
 

README.txt

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 exploration commands to inspect a student-level dataset. In Part 2, you'll get
 practice using data exploration commands to answer simple research questions.
 
-To run this tutorial you will need R Studio version 1.0 or higher.
-Download the R .zip file and unzip the contents into a folder on your Desktop. 
+To run this tutorial you will need R Studio version 1.0 or higher. Download 
+the R .zip file and unzip the contents into a folder on your Desktop. 
 Double-click to open the data_exploration_tutorial.Rmd file in the folder 
-using R Studio. In the file viewer pane, you'll see a set of commands with 
-a grey background. Click on the small green triangle on the right margin of 
-line 13 to run the commands. Then, scroll down to read through the content 
-in the file viewer pane (this is the tutorial). As you see each grey 
-section of code, click on the green arrow to run the commands. You will 
-see the results in the window below. Use the results to answer the 
-questions in the tutorial. For Part 1 you can check your answers by 
-double-clicking on the part_one_key.html file to open the answer key 
-in your browser. 
+using R Studio. As you see each grey section of code in the file viewer 
+pane, click on the green arrow to run the commands. You will see the results 
+in the window below. Use the results to answer the questions in the tutorial. 
+For Part 1 you can check your answers by double-clicking on the 
+part_one_key.html file to open the answer key in your browser.
 
 This tutorial was originally authored by the Strategic Data Project.