Short online videos that could assist a lecture on statistics When lecturing statistics, it can be useful to incorporate the occasional short video.
My first thoughts included: 


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*Animations and visualisations of statistical concepts

*Stories regarding the application of a particular technique

*Humorous videos that have relevance to a statistical idea 

*Interviews with a statistician or a researcher who uses statistics


Are there any videos that you use when teaching statistics or that you think would be useful?
Please provide:


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*Link to the video online

*Description of content

*To what statistical topic the video might relate

 A: ASA Sections on: Statistical Computing Statistical Graphics has a video library:


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*http://stat-graphics.org/movies/
It contains a large number of interesting videos relevant to statistical computing and graphics. The videos go back as far as the 1960s.
A: BIOSTATISTICS VS. LAB RESEARCH:
A funny/sad video on statistics consulting.
A: This is a great short video about trend VS the variation around it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0vj-0imOLw
A: In the category (3) of humorous videos, check out 'Statz rappers'; general interest.  (Pretty funny even to older people ;-).)
A: http://datajournalism.stanford.edu/ : Video on visualisation
A: Link:
https://yihui.name/animation/
A big list of animation "clips" (gif's or other formats), through the use of the "animation" package (R).  Including the following topics:
Topics(in each of them there are 1 or more animation, by topic) 


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*Theory of Probability

*Mathematical Statistics

*Sampling Survey

*Linear Models

*Multivariate Statistics

*Nonparametric Statistics (no videos yet)

*Computational Statistics

*Time Series Analysis

*Data Mining, Machine Learning

*Statistical Data Analysis

*R Graphics

*Package ''animation''

*Dynamic Graphics


Through the use of the package, the animations can be reproduced in various formats (such as gif, aws, and others)
