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Now try to come up with some interpretation of the data from all the profiles in your group.This is a great way to get to know each other and also the group as a whole. | Now try to come up with some interpretation of the data from all the profiles in your group.This is a great way to get to know each other and also the group as a whole. | ||
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{{activity|wcd| on data collection.|10 }} Data collection is an essential part of many EBL activities. It is important that data is carefully and accurately collected. Otherwise, the interpretations and conclusions you draw from your enquiry can be very misleading. For instance, you would not want your profile in the previous activity to contain any mistakes about yourself. Some common methods of data collection include: | {{activity|wcd| on data collection.|10 }} Data collection is an essential part of many EBL activities. It is important that data is carefully and accurately collected. Otherwise, the interpretations and conclusions you draw from your enquiry can be very misleading. For instance, you would not want your profile in the previous activity to contain any mistakes about yourself. Some common methods of data collection include: | ||
