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| − | I am working on writing up my class notes for STAT 202 (Basic Statistics) into a document that I hope will eventually replace the textbook. | + | I am working on writing up my class notes for STAT 202 (Basic Statistics) into a document that I hope will eventually replace the textbook as the main source of material for the course. |
The PDF version that I used for summer 2016 is available here: [[Media:The_Data_Professors_Guide_to_Basic_Statistics.pdf|The Data Professor's Guide to Basic Statistics.]] | The PDF version that I used for summer 2016 is available here: [[Media:The_Data_Professors_Guide_to_Basic_Statistics.pdf|The Data Professor's Guide to Basic Statistics.]] | ||
| − | The source TeX file for this document is here: [[Media:basicstat.tex|basicstat.tex]] together with | + | The source TeX file for this document is here: [[Media:basicstat.tex|basicstat.tex]]. This file goes together with the class definitions: tufte-book.cls and tufte-common.def (downloadable from the web). |
I discuss here my plans to convert this document to an HTML website. This approach allows Shiny Apps and Graded Quizzes to be linked in. It also creates a modular organization which adds flexibility (mixing and matching of the components) when alternative textbooks are written, and facilitates attribution of materials to various authors. | I discuss here my plans to convert this document to an HTML website. This approach allows Shiny Apps and Graded Quizzes to be linked in. It also creates a modular organization which adds flexibility (mixing and matching of the components) when alternative textbooks are written, and facilitates attribution of materials to various authors. | ||
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* Give each chapter its own Tufte handout document. | * Give each chapter its own Tufte handout document. | ||
* Create a Table of Contents (TOC) which links to all chapters. | * Create a Table of Contents (TOC) which links to all chapters. | ||
| − | * Create a navigation bar on each page with a buttons for | + | * Create a navigation bar on each page with a buttons for PREVIOUS CHAPTER, UP TO TOC, PDF, NEXT CHAPTER. |
| − | * Put all source files on GITHUB. | + | |
| − | * Create one command to pull latest changes | + | Website Maintenance |
| − | + | * Put all source files on version control (e.g. GITHUB). | |
| + | * Create one command to pull latest changes in source files from GITHUB then automake HTML files and PDF files, Shiny apps, quizzes/homework--one command completely updates website. | ||
Shiny Apps: | Shiny Apps: | ||
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* Put an image of Shiny App in document, have these images generated automatically from code for Shiny App. | * Put an image of Shiny App in document, have these images generated automatically from code for Shiny App. | ||
| − | * Have image linked to App, you can follow link from website or PDF reader, or copy from hard copy. | + | * Have image linked to App, you can follow link from website or PDF reader, or copy link from hard copy. |
* Install Shiny Server on my desktop. | * Install Shiny Server on my desktop. | ||
| − | * Obtain | + | * Obtain access to a server that is accessible outside AU. |
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| − | + | Graded Homework/Quizzes: | |
| − | * Auto-generate an image of question which is linked to the app that allows you to answer question, and get an answer, auto-graded, or sent to instructor. | + | * Auto-generate an image of question which is linked (hard copy link, too) to the app that allows you to answer question, and get an answer, auto-graded, or sent to instructor for grading. |
Latest revision as of 16:22, 4 August 2016
I am working on writing up my class notes for STAT 202 (Basic Statistics) into a document that I hope will eventually replace the textbook as the main source of material for the course.
The PDF version that I used for summer 2016 is available here: The Data Professor's Guide to Basic Statistics.
The source TeX file for this document is here: basicstat.tex. This file goes together with the class definitions: tufte-book.cls and tufte-common.def (downloadable from the web).
I discuss here my plans to convert this document to an HTML website. This approach allows Shiny Apps and Graded Quizzes to be linked in. It also creates a modular organization which adds flexibility (mixing and matching of the components) when alternative textbooks are written, and facilitates attribution of materials to various authors.
Next Steps
Website navigation:
- Give each chapter its own Tufte handout document.
- Create a Table of Contents (TOC) which links to all chapters.
- Create a navigation bar on each page with a buttons for PREVIOUS CHAPTER, UP TO TOC, PDF, NEXT CHAPTER.
Website Maintenance
- Put all source files on version control (e.g. GITHUB).
- Create one command to pull latest changes in source files from GITHUB then automake HTML files and PDF files, Shiny apps, quizzes/homework--one command completely updates website.
Shiny Apps:
- Put an image of Shiny App in document, have these images generated automatically from code for Shiny App.
- Have image linked to App, you can follow link from website or PDF reader, or copy link from hard copy.
- Install Shiny Server on my desktop.
- Obtain access to a server that is accessible outside AU.
Graded Homework/Quizzes:
- Auto-generate an image of question which is linked (hard copy link, too) to the app that allows you to answer question, and get an answer, auto-graded, or sent to instructor for grading.
