| Curve_Fit Beginner's guide to nonlinear regression. Emphasizes how to interpret results. |
| The_Data_and_Story_Library Online library of datafiles and stories that illustrate the use of basic statistics methods. The goal is to provide data from a wide variety of topics so that statistics teachers can find interesting, |
| DISCUS Discovering Important Statistical Concepts Using Spreadsheets. Uses Excel spreadsheets to investigate statistical concepts. |
| Intro_Stat__EPR_Approach This site contains information about the Entity-Property-Relationship (EPR) approach to the introductory statistics course by Donald Macnaughton. |
| Introduction_to_Mathematical_Statistics Lecture notes from a year-long course in mathematical statistics. |
| Introductory_Statistics___Concepts,_Models,_and_Applications_by_David_Stockburger An online, searchable introductory statistics text. By David Stockburger of Southwest Missouri State University. |
| Intuitive_Biostatistics Harvey Motulsky, OUP (1995). Site for the book, with online extracts (PDF). |
| K-12_Statistics_Education Resources in statistics including lessons and useful data sets. |
| Number_Watch Monitors the media in search of misleading numbers in news, politics and science. |
| Numeracy_in_the_News Features sections on data collection and sampling, creating graphs, probability and inference. Also, includes special topic articles and teacher spreadsheet programs. |
| Primer_in_Statistics Covers mean, mode, median, standard deviation, area approximation, charts and testing for normality. |
| Resources_in_Statistics,_Quantitative_Methods_and_Experimental_Design Statistics-related exercises and humour, for courses from high school to graduate level. |
| Rice_Virtual_Lab_in_Statistics This resource for teaching statistics includes java simulations, case studies, an online text, and an analysis lab. |
| SAS_JMP Tutorials for SAS's JMP Statistical Analysis Software. |
| Seeing_Statistics Tutorial using graphs to illustrate concepts. Includes glossary of terms. Online purchase. |
| StatiBot An on-line expert system for finding statistical tests appropriate to a dataset. |
| Statistica Book, with worked examples and courses are specially designed for the non-mathematicians. Includes excerpts and ordering information. |
| Statistical_Data_Analysis Tutorial describes time series analysis, popular distributions, and other topics. |
| Statistical_Home_Page_(David_Howell) This site contains a variety of pages related to the teaching of parametric and nonparametric statistics. It includes examples, content, lecture notes, and ideas on teaching. |
| Statistical_Java An interactive environment for teaching undergraduate statistics. Java applets demonstrate properties and concepts of statistics. Requires Java enabled browser. |
| Statistics_Education Links related to statistics education: online teaching material, courses , handouts, exercises, articles, datasets, and other useful links. Collected by Juha Puranen from the Department of Statistics |
| Statistics_In_A_Day A short course in data analysis. A 70 page book designed for a one-day workshop/course in data analysis. A number of versions are available, suitable for different groups of people. Ideas explained i |
| StatNotes__Online_Textbook_in_Statistics Graduate-level text by David Garson of North Carolina State University. Especially well suited for social sciences. |
| STEPS__STatisical_Education_through_Problem_Solving A program for teaching statistics through problem so students will recognize its applications. Free CBL software with modules in pyschology, biology, geography and business. Glossary of statistical te |
| SurfStat_australia Online, introductory statistics course notes. Includes an extensive glossary, interactive exercises, javascript probability tables and some java applet animations. |
| Teach/Me_-_Data_Analysis HTML-based textbook with integrated statistical package and embedded interactive examples allowing the user to experiment with various models and methods. On-line purchase. |
| NYTimes_com_-_The_Odds_of_That Long article discussing examples of happenings which appear at first glance to be related, but are not. [Requires free nytimes.com registration to view.] (August 11, 2002) |
| Athena_Earth_Sciences_Links Directory of earth science resources by Pierre Perroud. |
| Columbia_Earthscape A resource that aims to select a wide range of topics to be made available for researchers, teachers, students, and decision makers involved in the field. Composed of four main areas: research, educa |
| GeoIndex Internet directory of companies, associations, government, and education sites for the environmental, geology, geotechnical, hydrogeology, mining, and petroleum fields. |
| Geologia_com A portal for earth scientists, including selected Internet links (topics are geophysics, geotechnics, hydrogeology, and GIS) and commercial material. |
| Geologic_Resources Resources for geoscientists, engineers, and other environmental professionals. Includes free resources, software, books, and instruments. |
| Geolor_Earth_Watch Summaries of and links to environmental issues and Earth phenomena. |
| Global_Change_Directory NASA collection of links to internet resources on global change, earth science and environmental data and information. |
| Links_for_Mineralogists Annotated links to internet resources, especially for mineralogists, petrologists, crystallographers,and geologists. |
| Muppetmaster Extensive source of earth science related links, with emphasis on resources appropriate to students. |
| Planet_Science Live information and views on volcanoes, space, solar eclipses, hurricanes and links to live views from around Earth. |
| Wind_and_Sea Atmospheric and oceanic sciences Internet Resource Locator provided by the NOAA Central Library. |
| ARLA_Maschinentechnik_GmbH Specialist in PC supported simulation technology of drive systems and powertrains. |
| Continuously_Variable_Transmission Detailed information with drawings and pictures about various types of alternative transmissions designs. |
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