Duke Statistics -- Courses

Improving your teaching:Seven Principles of Good Teaching Practice
"Promoting Undergraduate Statistics to Improve the Work-force of the Future:" The ASA Undergraduate Statistics Education Initiative
Using Statistics (A F M Smith Department of Mathematics Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London): Common Sense and Statistics
A great explanation of Statistical Power: Power
Statistics Canada, Educational Resources: Statistics Canada
A great overall resource page for STA 1xx: INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS: CONCEPTS, MODELS, AND APPLICATIONS
Journal of Statistics Education: JSE
Email messages from professors and students giving responses to questions regarding explanations of various topics: Helpful Explanations
Some anecdotes and analogies for illustrating variability, precision, correlation, regression, hypothesis testing, and bias sampling: Anecdotes/Analogies

Applets used to demonstrate ideas such as the t test, confidence intervals,..: International Association for Statistical Computing (COMPSTAT)
Statistics Demonstrations
Applets used to demonstrate ideas such as the normal distribution, correlation and regression, etc: Seeing Statistics Demonstrations
Explanations of introductory statistical concepts: Explanations
Examples and explanations of Mosaic plots for categorical data: Mosaics
Demonstrations on continuous and discrete probability distributions as well as linear regression: Java Applet Hot-list
Neat applets and explanations of various topics: Applets
Java demonstrations: Demonstrations
A great variety of helpful resources: applets, datasets, articles, health and sports statistics, etc: Resources for Teaching Statistics
Java applets for visualizing concepts: More Java

Using computer software to teach Statistics (Derek Robinson, University of Sussex): Technology and Statistics
Internet projects for Elementary Statistics: Projects
Data analysis labs which allow students to practice statistical concepts and build a statistics portfolio: Labs
Examples of how statistical methods can be integrated into executing, analyzing and writing the results of a research study selected by the student: Student Research