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Anna Fergusson
Anna Fergusson
Lecturer, Department of Statistics, University of Auckland
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Designing online experiments using Google forms+ random redirect tool
A Fergusson
https://teaching.statistics-is-awesome.org/designing-online-experiments …, 2016
272016
Introducing teachers who use GUI-driven tools for the randomization test to code-driven tools
A Fergusson, M Pfannkuch
Mathematical Thinking and Learning 24 (4), 336-356, 2022
112022
Introducing high school statistics teachers to predictive modelling and APIs using code-driven tools
A Fergusson, M Pfannkuch
Statistics Education Research Journal 21 (2), 8-8, 2022
82022
Development of an informal test for the fit of a probability distribution model for teaching
A Fergusson, M Pfannkuch
Journal of Statistics Education 28 (3), 344-357, 2020
72020
On traversing the data landscape: Introducing APIs to data‐science students
A Fergusson, CJ Wild
Teaching Statistics 43, S71-S83, 2021
62021
Towards an integration of statistical and computational thinking: Development of a task design framework for introducing code-driven tools through statistical modelling
AMG Fergusson
PhD Thesis-University of Auckland, 2022
22022
Exploring modern data in a large introductory statistics course
AM Fergusson, L Bolton
Looking back, looking forward. Proceedings of the Tenth International …, 2018
12018
Informally testing the fit of a probability distribution model
AG Fergusson
University of Auckland, 2017
12017
The AP Statistics Exam: An Insider's Guide to its Distinctive Features
D Starnes, A Martin
CHANCE 28 (3), 28-37, 2015
12015
Using grayscale photos to introduce high school statistics teachers to reasoning with digital image data
A Fergusson, M Pfannkuch
Journal of Statistics and Data Science Education, 1-16, 2024
2024
Designing positive first experiences with coding for introductory-level data science students
A Fergusson
IASE 2023 Satellite Conference, 2023
2023
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