Well, the summer session ended and you would think that we had a little bit of a break, but we have been busy, busy, busy!
First, we received acceptances to present SSD for R at two different conferences and we are waiting to hear about a third. In mid-October, we will be taking what seems to be our annual trek to Washington, DC, to present at the American Evaluation Association meeting. At the end of October, we will be flying down to Dallas to present at the Council on Social Work Education's Annual Program Meeting. At both of these conferences, we will be doing long-ish skills presentations.
The goal of both of these is to show people how to use SSD for R in their work as evaluators, professors, and researchers. Once the presentations are completed, we are planning to upload the PowerPoints to our website. As each of these meetings get closer, we will let you know when and where we are doing our talks. We would love for you to join us!
The second VERY EXCITING thing that we did was complete the first draft of our book, which we have finally given a working title: SSD for R: An R Package For Analyzing Single-Subject Data. We sent the entire manuscript off to the wonderful folks at Oxford today. The reviewers we had for our proposal were really helpful at giving suggestions that, we think, really strengthened the book overall, so we are looking forward to more helpful feedback in the coming weeks.
As usual, we look forward to hearing from you with any comments you may have. Feel free to e-mail us!
