Caption Contests
Each month a panel of educators will evaluate (blind) the submitted cartoon captions based on their edutainment value for teaching statistics.
Entries are welcome from all who use or enjoy statistics, including: students, instructors, and professionals.
See past entries and ongoing contests below!
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January 2019 - The Scree(m) Plot
Winners: Larry Lesser and Minu Bhunia -
February 2019 - Weight of the logs ≠ log of the waits
Winners: Joseph Gerda and Andrew VanZytveld -
March 2019 - The many generations of data science
Winner: Laila Poisson -
April 2019 - Qualitative vs Quantitative Research: Tell a Story or Use a Graph?
Winners: Jennifer Ann Morrow, Joe Brickman, Anthony Schmidt, and Larry Lesser -
May 2019 - Statisticians are fortune tellers but with greater accuracy
Winners: Mickey Dunlap and Douglas VanDerwerken -
June 2019 - Correlation does not imply Constellation
Winners: An anonymous contributor and Larry Lesser -
July 2019 - Farmer George found he could track his dried grass yields...
Winner: Greg Crowther -
August 2019 - Let's just skip the survey and jump right to the census
Winners: Jim Alloway and Steve Wang -
September 2019 - Data cleaning may involve normalization
Winners: Larry Lesser and Douglas VanDerwerken -
October 2019 - The moment Newton discovered that data can accelerate innovation
Winners: Eric Vance and Charlie Smith -
November 2019 - Take statistics! Because no one can stop the flood of data heading your way
Winners: Shawn Orton and Luke Fanning -
December 2019 - Climbing into the digital age
Winners: Nicholas Varberg and Mickey Dunlap