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Transcript
{ The Office Hours Conundrum Christina Koch Data Story
Slam, February 2018
This is me (Christina)
My colleague Lauren and I work for the Center
for High Throughput Computing (CHTC) as research computing facilitators
{ New accounts, ongoing meetings, and weekly office hours.
We meet with a lot of people.
{ Question How many people do Christina and Lauren meet
with every month?
Version 1: Calendar
Version 2: Form
Version 3: Sign In
Success!
{ Busiest Month May: 77 people
{ Slowest Month December: 27 people
None
{ What happened in July? Christina and Lauren were
out of the office (conferences, summer school, workshops)
{ 312 Number of people new to CHTC
None
Ñ Everyone has to deal with data Ñ Sometimes a
simple solution is the best solution Ñ Structure your data Ñ Once you have data, you can tell a story Lessons Learned