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It's not always a skills gap.

Adult Learning in the Time of a Pandemic and The Great Resignation - Databuilder The Covid19 pandemic has taught us that the world is changing in ways we didn’t anticipate and the changes are likely not done yet. So, how should an adult learner, either employed or seeking work, think about his or her learning needs in order to thrive in this pandemic (or endemic) world?

Institute for Adult Learning Singapore has launched a new initiative, innovDev that aims to help enterprises transform their training programme offerings into blended learning!

Sign up at https://bit.ly/innovDev for the innovDev Info-Sharing session on 23 September 2021 to learn more about the initiative.

Be a superhost on Zoom!

5 Tips to Zoom Better - Databuilder It’s no wonder by now that Zoom is one of the top platforms used for virtual training and presentations.  Instructions on how to use Zoom features as a host are commonplace on the internet and essential to master if you want to conduct an adequate session at the very least (we are talking about t...

Choosing what courses to reskill should be no different from choosing a career.

The Paradox of Reskilling - Databuilder With all the overwhelming news nowadays about the floundering economy and struggles to find jobs, there exist few reports against the grain of pushing for digital upskilling and reskilling.

This first-of-a-series post aims to break down some of the basic knowledge and skills a beginner should acquire in for Data Science💻

Get Started on Data Science with Free Learning Resources - Databuilder This first-of-a-series post aims to break down some of the basic knowledge and skills a beginner should acquire in for Data Science.

So you want to get into Data Science, or at least data analytics, and you are faced with THE decision: Which programming language should I learn?

Python or R: Which language to learn? - databuilder So you want to get into Data Science, or at least data analytics, and you are faced with THE decision: Which programming language should I learn? You’ve seen the many, many, many books and articles written for learning each language. The breadth and depth of each language is simply overwhelming fo...

The Databuilders spent another great evening with members from NTU Alumni Club and the public, at our R coding workshop on 5th September.

An enthusiastic group of attendees spent a great evening understanding the programming language, R from Mr. Jeffrey Ong, the co-founder of Databuilder Pte. Ltd. as well as a certified trainer and content designer specialised in data analytics.

Attendees were first introduced to the basics of R and took their maiden steps to R programming. They went on to learn the grammar of graphics and used ggplot2, a package in R, to create good looking charts with just a few lines of code. Finally, participants gained knowledge on how to wrangle data using tidytext, another package in R, to transform data from one format into another.

Great to see the joy on the learners’ faces after completing our Text Mining with R course. I learned a lot about designing and facilitating a customised course for this fun group of people.

Making a simple bar graph... think again. It's not so simple.

Thinking About Graphs - databuilder Creating a suitable graph takes time and experimentation and it depends on audience and the message.