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R Markdown files can be published to the free RPubs service (no paid account needed).  Is that what you are after?

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Debmalya Nandy: Share projects in R Markdown 

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Debmalya Nandy: Share projects in R Markdown 

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Is there any free option to use the sharing option of R Markdown projects, other than R-Studio Pro?

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Debmalya Nandy: Simulation-based inference (SBI) & STAT Applets

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Debmalya Nandy: Simulation-based inference (SBI) & STAT Applets

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I really enjoyed the SBI sessions. Also, learnt some cool resources on free STAT applets.

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If you are going to use R in your classes, I recommend getting and RStudio server set up if you can.  Also give some thought to what parts of R you want to use/teach.  Often less is more.

For several text books, there are companion volumes showing one way to use R with those books. See
https://github.com/ProjectMOSAIC/mosaic/blob/master/vignettes/mosaic-resources.Rmd

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The MTStatpal team will be presenting a workshop tomorrow on applying those resources to a flipped class at 11 a.m. Eastern time

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I have used project based learning in my classes before. With the help of English faculty, I was able to have students collect their own data, analyze the data, and then write their research papers using the APA format.

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Thank you. I'll keep checking the recordings tab! :-)

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Since the conference runs all day long, the staff don't have much time to trim the videos and post them (we need to remove blank space and chatter before the sessions start).  When you are logged into CAUSEweb you should see the "recordings" link on the right side menu on the eCOTS pages.  Hitting that link takes you to the recordings that have been posted (I think Monday's sessions are already there).  Later they will be linked from the program page.

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I have only used R when I was working on my graduate degree and other personal use. I would love to include in my classes.

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So far
my favorite takeaway has been the MTStatpal

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Since I cannot attend every online session live, when/where will the webinar recordings be available so that I may review the sessions I missed? Thank you to all of the eCOTS organizers and hosts!

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I seeking project-based learning possibilities that are truly scalable to large classes.  Any good solutions out there?

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We've moved all of our courses to use R and RStudio from day one.  Some of our materials to assist students can be found at http://www.amherst.edu/~nhorton/rstudio

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Kay Endriss, Coordinator, CAUSE Social Media Competitions

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Kay Endriss, Coordinator, CAUSE Social Media Competitions

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This Padlet is for eCOTS 2016 Conference Participants. We welcome your comments!