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| Learning Library | Answering the question "How do I do X in JMP?" Covers beginning to advanced topics. Our most popular resource. | jmp.com/learn, but materials are housed at jmp.com/jac. Individual pages can be or the bundle can be downloaded from either site- the bundle requires registration. | Mia and Julian. Mostly Mia on the guides and Julian on the videos. It also includes tutorials provided by UT Knoxville - we don't maintain this. Guides and videos will need to be updated for JMP 13 (over the summer). |
| Case Study Library | Three sets of case studies for in-class and individual use (business statistics, statistics, and analytics). Can be used for teaching concepts, or for application. Each case includes exercises. | jmp.com/cases, but the materials are housed and can also be downloaded from jmp.com/jac. Individual cases and data sets, or a set of materials, can be downloaded from either site, but the sets require registration. | Mia - the first two sets were written in collaboration with professors. The analytics cases are based on the book Building Better Models with JMP Pro. Cases will need to be reviewed and updated for JMP 13 (over the summer) |
| Interactive Learning Tools | This includes links to a few add-ins (interactive teaching modules, statistics calculators, and combinations and permutations), and links to other add-ins. | jmp.com/tools, but the materials are housed and can be downloaded from jmp.com/jac. | Mia, although they are mostly static. These were developed by a bunch of folks (Predictum, Brady Brady, Mark Bailey). The first two are in the software so are tested by the the testing group for each release. We need to rethink this page and what is posted here. We'll need to test what is posted for JMP 13 over the summer.
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| AP Statistics Resources | Resources for teaching AP statistics. The bulk of the content is the JMP Intro Lab Activities (JILA), originally developed by two high school teachers and updated in JMP 10 SE. | jmp.com/apstat, but the materials are housed and can be downloaded from jmp.com/jac (Collection: JMP Intro Lab Activities and Instructor Resources). Additional resources for teaching AP Stat are on the academic community at: AP Statistics Resource Center | Mia. New resources are under development in conjunction with AP Workshops. The webpage and what is posted on it needs to be rethought. |
| JMP Teaching Materials | Course materials provided by the SAS global academic program upon request - instructors write kits@jmp.com to request. Cannot be used for profit, and professors must sign an agreement. They receive notes, slides, data sets and exercises. | from jmp.com/teach - the direct link is: JMP Teaching Materials | JMP | Materials are maintained by the JMP education team. We reach out to them once a year for updates. The page has just been restructured, so it is currently up to date. |
| JMP e-Learning Courses | Self-paced e-learning courses from SAS, free to sites with academic suite licenses (for anyone covered by the license). The 2-hour Academic Version of the Data Exploration course is based on JMP 11, but was designed to be short and sweet. A certificate is provided upon completion. | At the bottom of Academic Licensing | JMP. | SAS - we coordinate with SAS to make sure the list is up to date. |
| Webinars | We provide several live academic webinars every spring and every fall. Planning and scheduling is done roughly 3 months prior. | Academic Webcasts | JMP âRecorded version of most of the live academic webinars are posted at jmp.com/jac (Collection: Recent Academic Webinar Recordings). | There is coordination with Marketing to develop blasts, but we schedule the webinars (in WebEx), develop the campaigns, and provide and host the webinars. We'll need to develop the plan for the fall webinars and begin setup in June. |
| Randomization Test Add-in | An add-in similar to statkey (StatKey) for teaching inferential concepts using randomization tests. | Posted on the academic community at Randomization Test Add-In. | A beta version is available. Developed with Don McCormack from the field enablement team. Needs additional functionality. Don has one bug to address. |
| Textbook add-ins | Bundles textbook data sets in a journal for easy access. | Posted on the academic community: Collection: Textbook Add-Ins | These were developed an maintained by a former intern. They'll need to be reviewed and updated for new releases. John Lawson's DOE book needs data sets to be updated (some are in the wrong form). The data sets need to be converted from R (https://jlawson.byu.edu/RBOOK/RExamples.html) |
