Links from Chris Wild's talk
Joint Math Ed & Teachers Workshops
Victoria University, 8 December 2016
Chris Wild,
Department of Statistics,
The University of Auckland
Plenary talk given to the 2016 Victoria University Joint Math Ed & Teachers Workshops to high school and university teachers of mathematics and statistics from the Wellington region of New Zealand (8 Dec).
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- Slides
- "What is Statistics?"(draft of book chapter by Chris Wild, Jessica Utts and Nicholas Horton)
- here only temporarily
- Final Report from STEMS 2016: Putting Statistics into STEM in the Age of Data, June 2016, Sydney (planning for the future of statistical data science education in Australia -- see in particular pp 22-32)
- Jessica Utt's inspirational Presdential Address at the 2016 Joint Statistical Meetings
- Data to Insight: Introduction to data analysis (free online course - good free Professional Development - next runs March 2017)
- VIT: Visual Inference Tools (visualisation software for developing inferential concepts)
- VITonline: (online version of VIT; no installation, plays in your browser)
- ISR-15: Dynamic content for "Accessible Conceptions of Statistical Inference: Pulling ourselves up by the bootstraps" (examples of teaching using VIT and lots of resources like animated gifs for putting into PowerPoint slides etc)
- iNZight: (free data analysis software that emphasizes visualisation)
- iNZight Lite: (online version of iNZight; no installation, plays in your browser)
- Census At School NZ
- Statistical thinking diagrams and models (useful for PowerPoint slides)
- here only temporarily