E-learning examples

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A. Pintura Art Detective
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Art Principles Animated
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Atlas of the Valley of the Kings
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Biofilms and Biodiversity
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Color Calculator
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Conducting Boolean Searches
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Crimescene Game
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Data Analysis and Probability
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eConsultant
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Federal Budget Allocation Activity
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Fonética
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Mousing Around
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Mrs. Sterling's Word Pad
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Patient Maurice
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Public Criticisms of Congress
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Quarks to Quasars
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Scavenger Hunt
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Seeing Statistics
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Solar System
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The Artist's Toolkit
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The Composition Studio
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The Dynamic Legislative Process
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Using Gantt Charts
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WebMD Health
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World Builder
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Seeing Statistics


Type: Activity

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Instructions:
  1. Click TOUR Seeing Statistics.
  2. Scroll to the outline at the bottom of the page.
  3. Click 0.2.3 Visual--Geometry of Statistics.
  4. Follow the directions to minimize the total area of the squares.
  5. Click Discovery and perform the experiments suggested.
  6. Click Applications to repeat the activities with data from several different fields.
  7. Click My Data and follow the instructions to perform the activity with data you supply.
What to notice:
  • Visual display. Complex mathematical concepts (least squares method) are depicted visually rather than as mathematical formulas. Abstract concepts are rendered visually.
  • Multiple examples. Learners see and can manipulate examples from different fields.
  • Active exploration. Learners experiment with statistical concepts by manipulating parameters and entering data.
Credit: Copyright © 1999 Duxbury Press
Contact URL: http://www.duxbury.com/statistics_d/

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