Are women's jeans pockets really too small? YES. "Pudding" has the data, now in CODAP: codap.concord.org/releases/lates…

Stats ed folks, consider even a small contribution for #ASAgivingday. I'm cheap, but even I donated! Visit amstat.org/givingday .

New publication! See rdcu.be/bg76J for a read-only full text about finding the period in periodic data -- without trig functions. Includes links to cool dynamic CODAP docs. CODAP Concord Consortium

At #sdss2019! Pay attention to Katherine Kinnaird of Smith, formerly Brown. Great ideas about data science education.

CODAP (finally!) supports binning and histograms! Some wrinkles, but works fine. #CODAP codap.concord.org

Chalk art from Oakland California

Returning from 17 days in Ecuador studying Spanish and doing math workshops for teachers here. These teachers are wonderful.

Paragraphs/font size activity worked well today with Ecuadoran high schoolers. English handout: goo.gl/yisxsJ. Tech: Desmos.

See SageModeler inside CODAP! x.com/CODAPdatasci/s…

Shawn Cornally (Shawn Cornally) on misconceptions about high school. I'd forgotten how smart he is: goo.gl/PhRLF7

Data and Story Library (DASL) updated. About: goo.gl/yzEv2C . Site: goo.gl/LQWcX6 . #mathchat #statschat

Brittany Lenhart on @Teachers2TI's Galapagos work: t2t-i.org/galapagos-goin… Great trip! But I'm NOT retired! :) #mathchat

Modeling the masses of hexnuts! bestcase.wordpress.com #mathchat #statschat

At #NSFCL16, looks to be really fun and interesting. Looking forward to hearing from Linda Chaput, among many others.

Jeremy Roschelle points out the importance of and interest in mapping in curriculum. #NSFCL16

Still at the amazing #NSFCL16 . Now setting up for a gallery walk in the NSF atrium.

Why Can't We Vote Online? ww2.kqed.org/news/2016/10/0…

@nNerdettePodcast Loved TB and Derek Thompson. At the end, a realization for Asimov nerds: Trump was (mostly) unforeseeable—he's the Mule!

Thanks to CODAP and many others (especially @kierisi!) for help, support, and great participation in yesterday's webinar about using trees in data. We diagnosed alien diseases!

Just heard Brendon Woods on Political Breakdown KQED. It's an honor to live in Alameda County knowing he's working for us.