We asked contributors to talk about how they utilize technology when teaching with simulation-based inference methods. A common theme in the responses is finding ways to to capitalize on technology’s capability of having students construct their own understanding of key ideas.
Moving from learning statistics to discovering statistics | Scott Rifkin |
Students building their own simulation: How hard can it be? | Tim Erickson |
Different tools for different audiences | Catalyst Group |
Reflections on my changing technology | Beth Chance |
How I teach SBI using R | Randall Pruim |
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