Video #11: Watch by class time Tuesday, October 23

Watch this video: Convenience Sampling (phone poll) .  I chose it because it concisely and expertly gives a classic example of the dangers of convenience sampling.  I'm aware that the presenter provides "eye-candy" - that really wasn't my intent.

Video #10: Watch by class time Tuesday, October 23

This is another making sense video - this one is on the correlation coefficient.

Direct link: http://www.makingsenselearning.net/library_hi-res/Problem_Solved/Interpreting_Correlation_Coefficient.mp4


Or you can get there from here: https://sites.google.com/a/uni.edu/resources-for-shaw/

Video #9: Watch by class time Thursday, October 18

This one is seven seconds long.  You may have to watch two or three times until you see what is happening. That would be... TWENTY ONE seconds!  My golly!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDIyAOBa_yU

Video #8: Watch by class time Thursday, October 18

The video you want to see is called "Normal Distribution."  You can get there from here: https://sites.google.com/a/uni.edu/resources-for-shaw/

...or there is a direct link here: http://www.makingsenselearning.net/library_hi-res/Problem_Solved/Normal_Distribution.mp4

You have enough background from what we did in class that (I hope) this video will cement the knowledge in place...  FOREVER!

Video #7: Watch by class time Thursday, October 11

The video you want to see is called "Standard Deviation."  You can get there from here: https://sites.google.com/a/uni.edu/resources-for-shaw/

or there is a direct link here: http://www.makingsenselearning.net/library_hi-res/Problem_Solved/Standard_Deviation.mp4

Again - this is taking place of lugging a textbook around all semester!  So give it your undivided attention!

DJS

Video #5: Watch by class time Tuesday, October 9

This is one of several videos produced at UNI for Department of Defense schools.  I think you will find this one interesting!

Direct link here

If that doesn't work, go to https://sites.google.com/a/uni.edu/resources-for-shaw/home and click on Representing Data Carefully and then click on the video!

A question about this video is on your homework.

DJS

Video #4: Watch by class time, Thursday, September 13

I want you to watch this video, because it does a really good job at pulling together our three concepts.  The speaker isn't the most exciting person in the world, so put your stuff down to make sure you give it your full attention.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GJ_SYM8cyU

You have a question on this video on your homework!