If you have trouble with reliable internet access, we can also provide the videos as files for your network as part of the licence. Email us at for free trial access to these videos, with a view to providing them for your students on a subscription basis. Note that we also have a separate pay-to-view channel, with considerably more videos, at higher resolution, with no advertising. Please do NOT download the videos, as it is against YouTube rules, and deprives us of income.

You are welcome to link to our YouTube channel, and we get a tiny amount of money from people clicking on the ads. I suspect that may be why my video, Understanding Confidence Intervals, remains popular.

At the time the videos were all about how to find a confidence interval, and not what it does. (January 2018)īefore setting out to make videos about confidence intervals, I critiqued the existing offerings in this post. The Khan Academy pie chart video still uses an unacceptable example with too many and ordered categories. I would be thrilled if Khan had lifted his game, but I fear this is not the case.

Not surprisingly this ruffled a few feathers and remains my most commented on post. I also wrote a critique of Khan Academy videos, explaining why I felt they should be improved. The videos use graphics and audio to increase understanding and retention, and are mostly aimed at conceptual understanding rather than procedural understanding. One was Effective multimedia teaching videos. Philosophy of the videosĮarly on in my video production I wrote a series of blog posts about the videos. Having them all in one place should make it easier for instructors to decide which ones to use in their courses.

We are happy for teachers and learners to continue to link to them. They already belong to 24,000 playlists and lists of recommended resources in textbooks the world over. In this post I will outline the main videos available on the Statistics Learning Centre YouTube Channel. As well there is a stream of lovely comments (with the odd weird one) from happy viewers, who have found in the videos an answer to their problems. It delights me that several of my statistics videos have been viewed over half a million times each.

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