1. Welcome to the 2019-2020 Project EDDIE Webinar Series
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Project EDDIE is supported by funding from NSF (Earth and Ecosystems IUSE Award ; Environmental Data DEB Award: ; and Macrosystems EF Award: ) and ACI (Award: )

2. Welcome to the 2019-2020 Project EDDIE Webinar Series
Free and open to the public, this series brings together a community of faculty instructors interested in teaching quantitative reasoning and using large datasets. The series aims to build a community-sourced assessment of effective ways to teach using large datasets, and to discuss the development and implementation of Project EDDIE pedagogical tools and teaching modules in the classroom. 
About Project EDDIE Earth and Ecosystems –
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Project EDDIE is supported by funding from NSF (Earth and Ecosystems IUSE Award ; Environmental Data DEB Award: ; and Macrosystems EF Award: ) and ACI (Award: )

3. Upcoming Opportunities
EDDIE Modules for Macrosystems May 2019 – More information coming soon!
Workshop: Teaching Quantitative Reasoning with Data June 11-13, Carleton College, Northfield, MN
Applications now available! See webpage for details:
Workshop: EDDIE Teaching Module Design and Development October 2019 – Details coming this spring
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Project EDDIE is supported by funding from NSF (Earth and Ecosystems IUSE Award ; Environmental Data DEB Award: ; and Macrosystems EF Award: ) and ACI (Award: )

4. Using Time Series Data in the Classroom
Dax Soule Queens College
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Glenn Kroeger Trinity University

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Goals:
Discuss the challenges associated with using seismic or other time series data in the classroom
Highlight actionable solutions for educators to engage students using seismic or other types of time series data
Demonstrate key resources that an educator might use to develop seismic or time series curriculum in their own class
At the end of this hour the participant will be able to:
Download and install Seismic Canvas
Demonstrate a familiarity with the capabilities of Seismic Canvas
Demonstrate the ability to find additional information and guidance regarding classroom activities that use Seismic Canvas
Describe the basic functionality of a Jupyter Notebook
List potential ways to utilize this tool in a classroom setting
Pangeo (
Google Colaboratory
Demonstrate the ability to find additional information
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Which of the following student populations do you teach?
Choose all that apply.
Undergraduate majors
Undergraduate non-majors
Graduate students
Other (please enter in chat box)
Do you currently use time series data in research?
Yes No
Is your primary interest seismic data?
Yes No

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Challenges to teaching with time series data:
Computational resources
Big Data
Analytical techniques
Frustration
Solutions:
Seismic Canvas
Cloud based computing platforms
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8. Seismic Canvas

9. Poll questions to start…
Do you currently use Github?
Yes No
What is your primary operating system?
Personal?
macOS
Windows
Linux
Other
Computer lab?
What tool(s) do you use for teaching with data? (Choose all that apply)
Excel
Google sheets R
Matlab
Python
Abacus
Chalk
Jupyter
Other

10. We appreciate your feedback and ideas
Thank you for attending! Project EDDIE Earth and Ecosystems Webinar Series
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Project EDDIE is supported by funding from NSF (Earth and Ecosystems IUSE Award ; Environmental Data DEB Award: ; and Macrosystems EF Award: ) and ACI (Award: )

11. Upcoming Opportunities
EDDIE Modules for Macrosystems May 2019 – More information coming soon!
Workshop: Teaching Quantitative Reasoning with Data June 11-13, Carleton College, Northfield, MN
See webpage for details and application information:
Workshop: EDDIE Teaching Module Design and Development October 2019 – Details coming this spring
Please fill out the Webinar assessment
News Page -
Community list –
Project EDDIE is supported by funding from NSF (Earth and Ecosystems IUSE Award ; Environmental Data DEB Award: ; and Macrosystems EF Award: ) and ACI (Award: )