Conduct and Analyze a Randomized Experiment in 5 Minutes
David
Hi Adam,
This looks super helpful and easy to use -- thank you for developing and sharing this resource!
I've made your YouTube video link into an embedded video to make it easier for others to explore. :)
Cheers,
David
childers
Classroom Stats (www.classroomstats.com) is a free, fast, fun way to engage students in the classroom with live data collection and analysis. Classroom Stats has a free mobile data collection application for students (in the iOS and Android stores) and a web-based portal for setup and analysis (descriptive and inferential statistics) for instructors. In a virtual teaching environment, Classroom Stats is an easy way to get students involved. In less than 5 minutes, you can conduct a randomized comparative experiment, and analyze the results live using traditional inferential methods or simulation-based methods. You can also collect survey data and data perfect for linear regression. We made Classroom Stats (www.classroomstats.com) out of a desire to make class more fun and interactive, with the added bonus of making statistics concepts stick by integrating real data with a context and purpose, fostering active learning, and using technology to explore concepts and analyze data (these are recommendations from the ASA’s GAISE report).
Here is a quick YouTube video showing how easy it is to conduct a randomized comparative experiment.
Demonstration (4 min):
We hope that you try the new features in the spring semester and would love any feedback, comments, or suggestions you have.
Adam Childers
childers@roanoke.edu