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I will be teaching a course on statistical regression models for repeated measurements data, and I thought of creating a shiny app to let students run the code used in the course and examine the output in real time.
The app is still in development mode (Chapter 5 is still missing), but you may give it a try, and let me know of any feedback/comments you may have.
More information on installation requirements and how to invoke is available on my GitHub page.
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