I have been asked if I would be interested in developing an on-line statistics for behavioral sciences course for my community college. I've been teaching the course for 8 years in the traditional lecture style and loving it, but I greatly intrigued by this opportunity. Also statistics is a highly impacted course. Most students need to take this class or other math/statistics courses in order to transfer to the state university... In addition, the college is very interested in reaching out to students whose schedules do not allow them much flexibility for attending regular classes. I would just like to hear what some other stats and non-stats folks think about teaching a course like this in the distance learning-computer format. Personally, I'm looking forward to the challenges of communicating mathematical concepts in this medium, but I am unsure of the extent to which students will find it workable. Anyone out there doing a distance learning stats? Judith Roberts Behavioral Sciences Department City College of San Francisco
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