The planning of BEYOND THE FORMULA 
Statistics Conference for summer 2003 has begun.

Initial plans:
Date:  Thursday and Friday, July 24 & 25, 2002
Place:  
Monroe Community College � Damon City Campus, Rochester, NY
Title:
�Constantly Improving Introductory Statistics: The Role of Technology� 
Theme:
As expressed in 2 different recent presentations:
1.  Paul F. Velleman @ BTF, 8/8/02, �Statistics: Ready, Tech, Go�
�If technology has revolutionized the teaching of statistics, why are we still 
teaching essentially the same course?  Most statistics courses integrate technology 
into the course.  But often we just tack the technology onto the old syllabus� .�

2.  Ginger Rowell, and others @ JSM, 8/14/02, �Our Toolbox is Overflowing: Towards a 
Framework for Mapping Technologies and Topics in Introductory Statistics�
�The past fifteen years have been a period of great creativity and invention in 
statistics education. We have radically rethought our aims and have generated an 
impressive array of new tools for teaching and for doing statistics. Our toolbox 
overflows with reliable fine old tools and gleaming new power tools. The availability 
of new teaching technologies should influence the content of our courses, and the 
content of our courses should influence our choice of technologies.�

You may find information about us on our webpage at:
http://www.monroecc.edu/go/beyondtheformula/

This webpage is currently being updated, but it will tell you 
about our history and shows last August�s program.

Thanks for your consideration,
Bob Johnson
Professor, Mathematics Department
Monroe Community College
Rochester, NY



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