Collaborative Statistics: Adoption and Usagehttp://cnx.org/contenthttp://cnx.org/content/m18261/latest/m18261Collaborative Statistics: Adoption and Usage1.232008/11/06 10:44:49 US/Central2009/11/19 16:48:16.548 US/CentralJudyBakerJudy Bakerbakerjudy@foothill.edujbakerjbakerjbakerCCOTPCollaborativeCommunityCourseEducationStatisticsVersionMathematics and StatisticsThis module is designed to track the various versions and derived copies of Collaborative Statistics (originally col10522), as well as keep track of educators who have adopted various versions for their courses. New adopters are encouraged to provide their contact information and describe how they will use this book for their courses. The goal is to provide a list that will allow educators using this book to collaborate, share ideas, and make suggestions for future development of this text.enThis document is designed to provide a resource for educators and authors who wish to collaborate with other users of Collaborative Statistics. The tables below provide information on known versions and derivatives of the Collaborative Statistics materials in Connexions as well as contact information of those who have used these materials in their courses.Table of ContentsCollaborative Statistics versions on ConnexionsSupplemental materials related to Collaborative StatisticsSee who is using Collaborative Statistics in their coursesIf you have used or are interested in using Collaborative Statistics in your courses and would like to be included in this list, please contact the authors of this module with the following information:
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Known Versions of Collaborative StatisticsCollectionAuthor(s)DescriptionCollaborative Statistics (col10522)Barbara Illowsky and Susan DeanCollaborative Statistics (with edits: Teegarden) (col10561)Mary TeegardenDerived from Collaborative Statistics (col10522), this version has been adapted to replace the use of TI-83/84 calculators in labs and exercises with Minitab.Collaborative Statistics (col10617)Roberta BloomDerived from Collaborative Statistics (col10522), this version has been adapted with a separate collection for homework modules.Collaborative Statistics-Parzen ReMix (col10732)Michael ParzenDerived from Collaborative Statistics (col10522), this version has been adapted to contain fewer Modules.Collaborative Statistics (Custom Version Modified by K. Chu) (col10966)Kathy ChuDerived from Collaborative Statistics (col10522), this version has been adapted for use in classes at Eastern Michigan University.
Additional Resources for EducatorsCollectionAuthor(s)DescriptionCollaborative Statistics Teacher's Guide (col10547)Barbara Illowsky and Susan DeanThe original Teacher's Guide companion to Collaborative Statistics (col10522). Includes course outline and suggestions for teaching each chapter.Collaborative Statistics: Supplementary Course Materials (col10586)Barbara Illowsky and Susan DeanAdditional course materials derived from the award-winning Elementary Statistics Sofia course by Barbara Illowsky and Susan Dean. Contents include sample quizzes, practice exams, suggested course syllabus, and video tutorials.Labs For Collaborative Statistics - Teegarden (col10562)Mary TeegardenThis is a collection of labs from Collaborative Statistics by Illowski and Dean which have been edited to include Minitab activities. In addition the labs are to be done as individual activities.