Topics from Australian Conferences on Teaching Statistics

Interacting with data, concepts and models: illustrations from the rpanel package for R. - An elephant never forgets effective analogies for teaching statistical modelling. - Experience early, logic later. - Transforming statistics education in South Africa. - Beyond the statistical fringe. - The development of a first course in statistical literacy for undergraduates. - Spreadsheets and Simulation for teaching a range of statistical concepts. - Navigating in a new pedagogical landscape with an introductory course in applied statistics. - The Golden Arches: an approach to teaching statistics in a first year university service course. - How do students learn statistical packages? A qualitative study. - A comparison of first year statistics units content and contexts in a multinational study, with a case study for the validation of assist in Australia. - Understanding the quantitative skill base of business students for statistics. - Square PEGs in round holes: academics teaching statistics in industry. - Raising the capability of producers and users of official statistics. - Education for a workplace statistician. - Improving teachers' professional statistical literacy. - Statistical training in the workplace. - Engaging research students in online statistics courses. - Engaging entry level researchers in agriculture in statistical communication and collaboration: why? and how? . - Researchers use of statistics in creative and qualitative disciplines. - Evaluation of the learning objects in a largely online postgraduate teaching program: the effects of learning style. - Problem-based learning of statistical sampling concepts using fantasy sports team data. - BizStats: a data and story library for business statistics. - Statistics training for multiple audiences.