<transcript><audio_165>so if we go back what we can do right now is that we can go back to the data analysis and now that all of you hopefully uh have finished answering this series so we have 25 that's pretty good more than i expected honestly</transcript><transcript><audio_166>and now we can export this so i'm just going to go ahead and export this to our directory i'm going to do this in the spss mode i'm going to download all the fields</transcript><transcript><audio_167>i'm going to take this over here um so this is a real data let's call it real data now the nice thing about jmovie is that here you can see what happens uh you know when when you use the simulated data but your movie also has</transcript><caption><image_168>The image is a screenshot of a video editing software, specifically Adobe Premiere Pro. The software is open and the user is in the process of creating a video. On the right side of the screen, there is a pop-up window with the title "Manage Downloads". The window has a white background with black text and a blue header. Below the header, there are several options for the user to choose from, such as "Save", "Cancel", and "Help". 

On the top right corner of the image, there appears to be a video call with a person's face visible. The person is wearing a black shirt and has a serious expression on their face. The background is blurred, but it seems like they are focused on the video editing process.</caption><caption><image_169>The image is a screenshot of a Microsoft Word document. The document is open and the user is in the process of editing it. On the left side of the image, there is a table with columns and rows of data. The table appears to be a list of tasks or tasks that need to be completed in the document. 

On the right side, there are several graphs and charts that show the progress of the project. The graphs are in different colors and sizes, and the charts are in shades of gray, blue, and yellow.

At the top of the document, there has a toolbar with various options such as File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help. There is also a video call button and a profile picture of a person on the top right corner of the screen.</caption><transcript><audio_170>templates so once you're happy with this sort of um your analysis with the data plan that you have in terms of how to analyze things and what kind of you know analysis you want you want to do chi-square and what kind of plots</transcript><caption><image_171>The image is a screenshot of a Microsoft Word document. On the left side of the image, there is a panel with various options such as File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help. At the top of the panel, there are two tabs - "File", "Edit", "View", and "Help". On the right side, there appears to be a video call with a man in a suit and tie.

In the center of the screen, there has a bar graph with three bars of different colors - blue, orange, and yellow. The bars are arranged in a horizontal line, with the blue bars representing the data and the orange bars representing growth. The yellow bars represent growth, while the blue bar represents growth. There is also a text box next to the bar graph that reads "Content".

At the bottom of the screenshot, there seems to be another panel with more information about the document.</caption><transcript><audio_172>now you can actually fit this fit this in so you have this option over here to export and you can save this as uh what is it yeah movie template which i already did and i already uh pre-registered so if</transcript><caption><image_173>The image is a screenshot of a video editing software interface. On the left side of the image, there is a window with a list of files and folders, and on the right side, there are two tabs - "Manage Documents" and "How do you want to open a new file file?". 

In the center of the window, there appears to be a pop-up window with the text "Managing Documents" in white text. The window has a blue header and footer, and there is an image of a person's face in the top right corner. The background is black, and the overall design of the interface is modern and professional.</caption><transcript><audio_174>i close this and i go back to our directory you see there's an omt file so i can just open this ont i'm sorry i don't know why i closed the generally it's better to just open it so i'm going to open the omt</transcript> so if we go back what we can do right now is that we can go back to the data analysis and now that all of you hopefully uh have finished answering this series so we have 25 that's pretty good more than i expected honestly and now we can export this so i'm just going to go ahead and export this to our directory i'm going to do this in the spss mode i'm going to download all the fields i'm going to take this over here um so this is a real data let's call it real data now the nice thing about jmovie is that here you can see what happens uh you know when when you use the simulated data but your movie also has templates so once you're happy with this sort of um your analysis with the data plan that you have in terms of how to analyze things and what kind of you know analysis you want you want to do chi-square and what kind of plots now you can actually fit this fit this in so you have this option over here to export and you can save this as uh what is it yeah movie template which i already did and i already uh pre-registered so if i close this and i go back to our directory you see there's an omt file so i can just open this ont i'm sorry i don't know why i closed the generally it's better to just open it so i'm going to open the omt
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