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  1. Click on the Search bar in the header, or use the keyboard shortcut:
    1.   Ctrl+K  /  Cmd+K
    2. Type the keyword/concept you are looking for, such as correlation to see every module that mentions it, or narrow down with correlation table code to find only code sections.
  2. The search cards show the module name.
  3. Right below each search card, you will see clickable "RELATED" concepts, and
  4. How many times the searched keyword/concept is mentioned in the same module.
    1. Click that number to expand the results within that module.
    2. Click on a search card to jump directly to that part on the module page.
      • Screenshot of search results for “correlation” entered in the search bar at the top (1). The “Correlation analysis” section is highlighted (2), related concepts are highlighted (3), a “8 more on this page” link is highlighted below the related tags(4), and another result titled “Linear regression basics” appears further down the page.

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  1. Click any concept link or hashtag:
    1. A side panel opens showing every occurrence of that concept or hashtag across the entire course.
    2. Occurrences are grouped by module, with a breadcrumb trail (e.g. "Descriptive statistics > Frequency tables") showing exactly where each one lives.
  2. Each card shows you the surrounding content — headings, lists, code blocks, and tables — so you can read the context without leaving the page.
    1. Use the ↑ ↓ arrow buttons on any card to show more content before or after the current view.
    2. Click the − button on a card to collapse it, or on a module group to collapse the entire module.
  3. Click a section heading or context text inside the pane to jump directly to that part on the module page.
  4. Click any other concept inside the pane to explore related concepts without closing the current view.
  5. The pane remembers your position. If you navigate to another page, it restores itself when you arrive.
  6. Close the pane with the × button, pressing Escape, or clicking outside it.
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