DS workbook cleanup round 1

[flannery-denny]

This work is to be complete on the workbook-fixes branch

• All Notes pages should say "In a Nutshell"
• adjustments to computing needs all voices
• the only place in our curriculum where we say that we've learned that functions are machines "that consume and produce data" is on the Advance Visualizations in a Nutshell page. If we think this is important, we should say it elsewhere. Otherwise, we should reword in on the notes page.
• change to say values instead of data
• a gazillion small fixes :)
• print and test out card sort activities
• image for box plot notes needs labels
• make new box plots for family reunion page so that q3 actually aligns like it should box-plot-scaled takes in min and max
• there's a special css rule on Composing Table Operations Order Matters.
• The measures of center notes page says "Median is a value that is smaller than half the dataset, and larger than the other half of a dataset . In an ordered list the median will either be the middle number or the average of the two middle numbers." This is not true. half of the dataset will always be greater than or equal to the median.
• The instructions for Lies, Darned Lies and Statistics tell students to trade papers. Should it be a handout?
• Exploring lr-plot - why not include r-value?
• Scale for Drawing Predictors (fd changed it to -0.9)
  I would guess that r is closest to:
• Choosing the right bin size confirm that everyone would have to come up with a bin size of 5 for the best picture, because the rest of the pages assumes consensus was reached
• Lookup Expressions discuss with ES
• update language for interpretations on Considering S in Context
• make Introducing Fit Model portrait

confirm the following with ES

• Update CSS for section breaks of Data Cycle pages
• update baby dr spacing
• fix to lookups in a nutshell - add sasha to first row
• Linear Regression in a Nutshell doesn't discuss r-values, form, direction or strength. - merge with scatterplots as long as i can confirm linear regression always follow scatter plots in all pathways
• some data cycle rubies hit line - still legible - not going to fix!

[flannery-denny]

@schanzer Having had another look at Lies Darned Lies, I think what we actually want is a google doc for students to copy. They're supposed to including data from their data set in the first column. I can't think of another way to do that nearly as well as inserting an image of a data visualization into the table on google. work for you?