So we are going to stick with what was originally brought into Pressbooks as our main source of content. There was a lot of work done to it to get it looking like that (formulas, tables, solutions, etc.).
I am waiting to hear back from Emily Frank at LOUIS on how we can import in some of the Significant Stats ( https://pressbooks.lib.vt.edu/introstatistics/ ) content if we wanted to use part of it. I like the H5P activities that are in there. I’ll keep you all posted.
In the mean time, we need to have more discussion on the rearrangement of the resource we have currently. Ideas were mentioned in the the last meeting:
Move Linear Regression up to earlier in the text - but put the hypothesis testing in that section
Move the project sections to make their own chapter
I don’t want to start moving stuff or working on do these changes without everyone getting a chance to chime in. So, please look at what is in the pressbook shell currently and make comments on how you would like the content rearranged. Once we get things rearranged to our liking, then we can split up the work to hone in on individual wants.
I really like what they’ve done with it in their Significant Stats remix. At least half of what we discussed in the last meeting is in there: projects moved to the end, learning objectives, plus the H5P activities. I like the normal distribution being a section in continuous random variables, and cutting out exponential distribution. They moved regression to more prominence it seems not by reordering but just by cutting some of those most advanced topics - exponential & chi-squared are gone.
I am going to experiment this week on bringing in the sections on discrete distributions. I’ll update you all more once I’ve tried it - I’m really hopeful this extra resource will save us a lot of work.
Hey @rbelmasrour and @stephan.patterson - I’m not able to meet after our meeting tomorrow, but I trust anything you all will discuss. Just please share with the other member in the cohort (@stephen.andrus) and I on what was discussed.
I will have some information to share with everyone during our meeting tomorrow.