Thanks to All for a Successful Conference!

Thanks to all for an excellent gathering: a total of seventeen people attended and engaged in lively discussion all day long. There is some talk of doing this again for eCOTs 2018, and perhaps even on a yearly basis: time for KyCOTS, perhaps?

A Few Special Resources

Slides for some of the presentations are available on this site: you can find links to them in the abstracts.

We will also post here miscellaneous resources mentioned by conference participants that may not be linked to in slide presentations or in other ways:

• Amanda Ellis recommends the free screen-image sharing tool Jing for remote trouble-shooting of student work.
• Joe Nolan’s: statistics-in-sports website.

Pictures from eCOTS 2016 Kentucky

Bill Rayens delivers the keynote address.

Joe, Manoj and Susan take a break for coffee.

Joe Nolan speaks on undergraduate research in statistics.

Rebekah, Will and Kelly ponder Amanda Ellis's remarks on teaching simulation-based statistical inference.

Serious talk over lunch.

Chris Mecklin speaks about teaching online with R.

Susan and the rest of the third row seem to agree that Chris Mecklin is a funny guy.

Homer White speaks on teaching elementary statistics (with R) in a liberal-arts context.

A warm (and rather fuzzy) group photo.