Director, Psychology Honors
Plymouth State University
Plymouth NH 03264
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From: "Paul C Bernhardt"
To: "John Kulig"
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:42:29 PM
Subject: Re: [tips] question about using ones notes as a text
Hi
John Kulig wrote:
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>About a month ago I posted a question about looking for a text for a lower
>level measurement text, and made no progress finding a text. If you were one
>of the people who asked me to share what I received, I am sorry to say nothing
>came in.
I know I am long of tooth, b
Hi
Isn't there a conflict of interest in the university administrators
having such a policy, since they and the university benefit from the
redirected funds?
Does anyone know of evidence that absent such policies, faculty
assigned irrelevant books/readings for their courses just to earn
money?
T
Several people posed questions about faculty earning profits from their
texts (either published or unpublished course notes).
UWF has a policy that ties into general conflict of interest policies.
Faculty can use their published text in their course if they want, but they
must redirect royalties e
Hi
I have been doing this for a number of years for my honours data analysis
class. The course tends to fall between undergraduate and graduate texts, so I
ended up writing my own chapters, which have evolved into a relatively complete
manuscript covering a review and multiple regression for t
chelle Everson [mailto:gaddy...@umn.edu]
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 10:02 AM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
Subject: Re: [tips] question about using ones notes as a text
Hi John,
I'm not sure I can offer much advice here, but I'd be interested in hearing
more about any
estion about using ones notes as a text
Hi John,
I'm not sure I can offer much advice here, but I'd be interested in hearing
more about any responses you might get to this (both online and offline).
I teach two courses--introductory and intermediate statistics--at the
graduate-leve
I am actually planning on doing something like this for my research methods
course as part of my plans for my sabbatical. The "text" will actually be quite
unique I think, in that it will be a "build-as-we-go" text which will include
lots of in-class worksheets and activities (which I have done
Hi John,
I'm not sure I can offer much advice here, but I'd be interested in hearing
more about any responses you might get to this (both online and offline).
I teach two courses--introductory and intermediate statistics--at the
graduate-level. Both courses tend to attract students who do not ha
I haven't done this in a course I taught, but I had several courses from a
statistics professor (in the statistics department) who never used a formal
text. Everything was from his notes.
It would have been helpful if his notes had been photocopied. :-) I spent
much time madly copying everythi
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About a month ago I posted a question about looking for a text for a lower
level measurement text, and made no progress finding a text. If you were one of
the people who asked me to share what I received, I am sorry to say nothing
came in. I am now considering using just my notes for t
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