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EREN contributions to biological science

A presentation given by Laurel Anderson on EREN (Ecological Research and Education Network) contributions to science, given at the RCN-UBE meeting in January 2016.

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Between-individual variation, replication, and sampling

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Literature from Conceptual Assessment in Biology Conferences

This site links to the meeting reports as well as individual papers submitted by attendees at the conference. 

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Thinking like a Biologist CI (DQC)

"The diagnostic question clusters (DQC's) created for this project are designed to help professors unpack their students' understanding of biological and ecological processes, identifying smaller scale problems that limit large scale understanding. In particular these DQC's identify levels of student reasoning about matter and energy transformations occurring during these processes."

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Concept Inventories/Conceptual Assessments in Biology

CI's on various topics from San Diego State University.

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beSocratic

beSocratic is a tool not specifically related to CI's, but is a helpful tool nonetheless. 

"BeSocratic is an online assessment system focused on addressing these two goals, i.e. providing students with proper feedback and teachers with meaningful analysis. On the student side, BeSocratic is able to recognize student drawings and respond with meaningful feedback based on the drawings. On the analysis side, BeSocratic contains sophisticated clustering techniques which group students based on the similarly of their submissions. This allows teachers to only look at a small subset of student submissions and quickly get an overview of an entire class's understanding level."

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Bioliteracy Project Biology Concept Inventory

A CI designed specifically for Introductory Biology courses through the Bioliteracy Project. This CI was built with a "focus on conceptual misconceptions, preconceived notions, and vernacular misconceptions."

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Statistical Reasoning in Biology Concept Inventory (SRBCI)

"Designed to complement the First Year Undergraduate Experimental Design Inventory, this inventory was developed because there is a great need for students to be able to critically analyze data accurately in order to make informed decisions and come to reliable conclusions. Again, this skill transfers beyond Biology, and Science, because the ability to assess the validity of any research-based claim will provide the opportunity to make better life choices."

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Q4B Concept Inventories

"Concept Inventories that are being developed by various members of the Q4B Team... Included is information regarding the rationale behind development, how many questions have been - or will be - developed, the anticipated development timeframe until the inventory is ready for use, and any other inventory-specific information such as important teaching notes/guides."

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HvZ Source

This is the data management site for the HvZ game.  This is where you register games, players can sign up for your game, chat with each other, report tags, etc.

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Humans versus Zombies website

This is the main website that talks about the game generally and has a HvZ store.

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Chapter 12: Comparing two means

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Chapter 11: Inference for a normal population

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Comparing two means (cont'd)

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Comparing two means (paired designs)

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Cheat Sheet: Data Wrangling with dplyr and tidyr

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Handful of Biologists Went Rogue and Published Directly to Internet

For most of the history of organized scientific research, the limitations of technology made print journals the chief means of disseminating scientific results. But some #ASAPbio advocates argue that since the rise of the Internet, biologists have been abdicating their duty to the public — which pays for most academic research — by not sharing results as quickly and openly as possible.

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Inference for a normal population

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The Guinness Brewer Who Revolutionized Statistics

One of the greatest minds in 20th Century statistics was not a scholar. He brewed beer.

Guinness brewer William S. Gosset’s work is responsible for inspiring the concept of statistical significance, industrial quality control, efficient design of experiments and, not least of all, consistently great tasting beer.

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Ultimately, the best way to live a life by science is to ignore most of what you read in science news and instead take a little time to grasp high quality resources...In the end, it is up to you to be skeptical when hearing new claims. A simple rule of thumb is to never change your behavior because of a single study in the news.

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The normal distribution

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Chapter 10: The normal distribution

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A.L.I.C.E.

Adaptive Learning Interdisciplinary Collaborative Environments

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