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Research paper class room Vs on line. What to use Anova test

  • 23-01-2019 6:14pm
    #1
    Hedgecutter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,041 ✭✭✭


    I carrying out a research paper comparing campus student Vs online learning. This is not an academic paper its just and trial run to show us what researching for a thesis will be like.

    I have carried out a t test on the ages of both groups. ill do the same in regards the pass rate between online and classroom learning.


    My question is, id like to use an anova test in this paper, but not sure how to what data to look at. I would like to analysis the pass rate between class room and online. How would i group data in minitab

    any ideas out there


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  • #2
    Black Swan
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    Welcome to our Researcher forum Hedgecutter. We need a bit more information before we can suggest approaches to your analysis of data. For example:
    • Where does your data come from? Is it primary data that you collected, or secondary data collected by others?
    • How many subjects in your population: N=? In your sample: n=?
    • Is your data statistically representative of a population, or not?
    • Is it sample data or census data or big data of some sort? If sample data, was the significance level at p<.05?
    • How was the data collected? By accessing a secondary data base, or by paper surveys (mailed or passed out to subjects, or?), or by online survey, or what?
    • If survey research, how many subjects were sent the survey, or were available to access the survey, and how many completed and returned the survey?
    • If sampling, was it simple random, or systemic random, or convenience sample, or what?

    Others reading this OP and post may add additional questions to help our OP.


  • #3
    sullivlo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,994 ✭✭✭sullivlo


    What is your target demographic?
    How will you recruit participants?
    How will data be collected/compiled?


  • #4
    RoamingDoc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 174 ✭✭RoamingDoc


    Hedgecutter wrote: »
    id like to use an anova test in this paper, but not sure how to what data to look at.

    Sorry OP, this approach isn't correct.

    You decide the hypothesis you're trying to test then, in consideration of the data you have, the appropriate statistical test is selected.


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