For this week’s discussion, you will be presenting correlation data in video format.
You will present these data in a video presentation using PowerPoint or similar. Create a presentation with a video representation of the data showing the positive correlation in one and the negative correlation in another. Feel free to use the provided PowerPoint as a guide for building your presentation. To record your video it is expected that your presentation be full screen and your face be present in a “presenter pop-out screen”. There are multiple ways to do this, but recording a Zoom video/meeting is one simple way (see included videos for helpful tutorials). The presentations should be 2-3 minutes in length.
Develop an example of two variables that are correlated in a strong and positive direction and two that are correlated in a strong and negative direction. You aren’t required to provide a research article to support these relationships but you are welcome to if you choose.
Present the data in a visual (plot) format and comment on any other factors that could influence their relationship and what can and cannot be inferred from these correlations. Excel is a simple place to create these visuals.
Record yourself presenting the data using PowerPoint (or similar).
Embed the video into a new discussion thread, using your topic of choice as the title of your thread. Each example should be unique, so topics are first come first served.
For this week’s discussion, you will be presenting correlation data in video for
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