Added two sample codebooks.

[kirstenfrank]

The dogwalking codebook is an example of a codebook for business data.
The PROPPR codebook is an example of a codebook for experimental data. Although it is based on a clinical trial, the codebook is my own work.

These are most useful in Getting and Cleaning Data, where the students are asked to write their own codebook.

[seankross]

Hi @kirstenfrank

These are great posts! The purpose of this website is to direct people to other resources that compliment the Data Science Specialization, so could you please post these contributions somewhere else and then provide a link to them on this website? As you can see, this website is mostly links! If you don't have a blog, you could always post these markdown files as a GitHub Gist.

[kirstenfrank]

It's going to be this weekend before I do the Gist.

Thank you

Kirsten Frank
kirstenfrank25@yahoo.com

On Monday, September 29, 2014 2:09 PM, Sean Kross notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @kirstenfrank
These are great posts! The purpose of this website is to direct people to other resources that compliment the Data Science Specialization, so could you please post these contributions somewhere else and then provide a link to them on this website? As you can see, this website is mostly links! If you don't have a blog, you could always post these markdown files as a GitHub Gist.
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[kirstenfrank]

I tried to issue a new pull request (from the Github graphical interface) but it brought up this page instead of a new one.
I deleted the two files and edited getclean.md to refer to the Gists.

[seankross]

Hi @kirstenfrank

If you could just rename the files in you gists so they have a .md extension, they will be much more readable since GitHub Gists render markdown files. Then I'll be happy to merge!

[seankross]

Hi @kirstenfrank

I didn't realize that you re-formatted the gists! I'll be happy to merge this if you want me to!

[kirstenfrank]

Thank you. I just did it on Tuesday.

Sincerely,
Kirsten Frank

On Oct 15, 2014, at 10:14 AM, Sean Kross notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @kirstenfrank

I didn't realize that you re-formatted the gists! I'll be happy to merge this if you want me to!

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