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1 Macmillan Presents EdTech Week Technology to Support Hybrid/Online/Flipped Classrooms in Introductory Statistics A webinar with Leslie Gardner and Ruth Whitmore Because of the large number of attendees, we have muted everyone upon entry. If you have any questions, click on the “Chat” tab and send it to Macmillan Education or Scott Guile. This webinar will be recorded and archived on macmillanhighered.com/edtechweek. We will begin promptly at 1:00 pm EST

2 Please note that there are other sessions this week. Implementing Best Practices in eLearning Design for Student Success by Lisa Brown, Purdue University, Claremont Lincoln University, and Macmillan Higher Education -- Tuesday, February 24 at 3pm Eastern Ten Ways to Use Social Media in the Writing Classroom by Traci Gardner, Virginia Tech – Wednesday, February 25 at 2pm Eastern Go to macmillanhighered.com/edtechweek to register for any of the others.

3 Leslie Gardner, University of Indianapolis Leslie Gardner is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Indianapolis where she teaches a variety of mathematics and statistics courses and works with undergraduates on research projects. Dr. Gardner is a graph theorist with expertise in optimization and simulation. She has experience in the mathematical modeling of healthcare systems, supply chains, manufacturing systems, and new product development processes. She holds a B.A. degree with double majors in physics and mathematics and a minor in chemistry from DePauw University, an M.S. degree in mathematics from Indiana State University, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in industrial engineering from Purdue University. Macmillan Presents EdTech Week Technology to Support Hybrid/Online/Flipped Classrooms in Introductory Statistics Ruth Whitmore, Online Instructor for Southwestern Community College, NC and Macmillan Education Technology Advisor Ruth Whitmore has embraced technology in the classroom throughout her 30 + year career as a mathematics classroom instructor. Her background in pedagogy and curricular design brought her to be with Macmillan Higher Education to help support the needs of instructors in the classroom.

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5 Welcome! Today we will discuss: Changes made to offer a reduced seat time classroom Statistics showing students are doing fine Use of LaunchPad to take advantage of the learning resources

6 Elementary Statistics Course Class Materials Utilized Moore, McCabe and Craig, Introduction to the Practice of Statistics, 8e StatTutor Lectures in StatsPortal Homework problems from end of sections - online - with unlimited attempts Labs and project as before

7 Reduced Seat Time Class structure Face to face hours reduced from 4 days of 50 min. periods to 3 days of 50 min. periods Flipped classroom approach – Student questions and requests for examples – Hard test questions from past done in groups – Short case problems in design of experiments and observational studies

8 Examples of class activities Large data sets (approx. 200 data points) for histograms and boxplots that students do in groups. The normal intimidation factor was diminished. Case studies allowing students to develop experimental designs in class. Each group had a different case for sharing their design toward the end of the period.

9 Grading 20% StatTutor and homework 20% Labs and Project 60% in class paper and pencil tests (proctored)

10 What Works Students like having more control over time and their grades through StatTutor and online homework Students are more engaged in class with small group activities Having a highly-supported StatTutor experience followed by online homework (that provides a lesser amount of support) means students are aware of what they don’t know

11 Grades similar to previous semesters T1spring 2015T1fall 2014 T1spr2014- 10 a.m. T1spr2014- 11a.m.T1fall 2013 T1spring 2015 w/o student who did not do homework Average79.1379.7085.4585.0080.0481.57 Std. Dev.20.7018.0314.8816.4818.5417.28 Min234353263748 Q1696477867370 Med83.587.591 8586 Q39693989596 Max100 Count242629 2523

12 Traditional classroom Fall Sections: 2013 & 2014 (Left and Right) Spring 2014 (two sections) ~~~ Reduced Seat Time Classes Spring 2015 (with and without outlier)

13 View with Boxplots Traditional 4 credits, 4 class periods per week Reduced Seat Time 4 credits 3 class periods per week

14 Pedagogical Benefits Ability to ask bigger questions StatTutor offers a different instructor perspective that enhances a student’s learning There may be additional benefits…

15 LaunchPad for Statistics Available for all our current statistics texts eBook sections are integrated with learning resources, saving you time in placement Full homework and quizzing features are included


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