Visual Learning

MyBookSucks.com is a place where the arts and technology collide.  The idea is to utilize 21st century technology to deliver content that was traditionally only seen in text books or lecture halls. It is the goal to make visual animations that are as artistic as they are informative.

While my tag line is “Party More Study Less!, the goal is to have students learn more and to study less.  This means students can spend more time on subjects they are passionate about, spend time with friends, or even party more.

Youtube Channels

StatisticsFun (YouTube.com/StatisticsFun)
EconomicsFun (YouTube.Com/EconomicsFun)
AlgebraFun (YouTube.com/AlgebraFun)

Testimonials

The advantage that we(student) gain watching your vids is clear explanation aided by your clear voice + graphical representation of concepts… hats off sir..its a pleasure to learn more abhi124s USA

Thank you!!!!!! It’s AMAAZING that you explain in 8:48 what my teacher takes like 4 hours (2 days) to explain.. and in a better and understandable way! :D

Thank you so much for such a neat and simple to understand video. Good karma coming your way :) dandiaz19934 USA

I’m willing to make babies with you! indunwood U.S.A.

BRILLIANT! Mate your videos are so helpful keep it up will you be uploading more on economics. booja101 United Kingdom

No matter how many times I read my book on statistics I can never get how this is done…until now. Thanks man!

u make me love economics and I begin to love u, thanks a lot, love all ur video! rosycheeksable – Vietnam

clarity of ur explanations is amazing , pure genius ; thanks a million ! AndyClymer15

you are really talented in explaining ideas, I wish all educators used this method of teaching. Can’t thank you enough for sharing this 95grad

This explained it far my clearly then my prof did, Thank you. cursedpantsCanada

It’s only a matter of time until you render all Economics 101 courses obsolete. Seriously, your channel is awesome. Canada

OMG! your videos are so helpful. I was having hard time understanding the budget line, indifference curves. You explain wayyyy better than my professor. Lol Thanks a lot. rumana0829 U.S.A.

This video is refreshing. I am a visual learner, so the animated supply and demand curves illustrate the concept of elasticity in terms that I can understand.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!! milin00777 Australia

You make statistics look easy! Awesome videos… keep going. Irontrader50 Switzerland

You don’t know how much this will help me by you showing, teaching and explaining these chapters. 7juan11 USA

Wow, the simple diagram presentation and your enthusiasm makes this soo much better than my lectures explanation. Simply a testament that everything can be reduced to its’ basic elements. Thankyou! I will subscribe!  scolmoesoeneyou Australia

Thank you so much…I know understand the basic principle of price elasticity of demand…YOU ROCK!!!!! MsBlckpearl U.S.A.

So cool! I appreciate your help a lot! :)  moguai352 France

62 thoughts on “Visual Learning

  1. That’s really great work. I didn’t have any idea about statistics before, but after seen your videos about regression analysis, ANOVA…ect. became more knowledgeable and easily to understand…… I would like to ask you about cluster analysis using SPSS. Do you publish any videos or have any idea how that work? if I’m using ordinal data (scale from 1-5)………. Great work and all the best…. I wish to keep going….. :)

  2. I am very fortunate that i got your videos to watch out. Really i had no words that can describe the beauty of your work. Sir if you allow me to ask , i had one confusion about regression line. I am not sure how actually it has to be drawn. I mean on what basis the line has to be fitted? So far as my understanding is concerned i think we have to take average of both the variables x and y before drawing a regression line. Please correct me if i am wrong? Hope for your feedback sir…

  3. Please help me to set up this equation, thanks!

    The amount of capital is 17.
    The TP function is

    Q=TP=4.44L+3.44L2-0.294L3

    The capital cost is $151 per unit.

    The wage rate is $105 per unit.

    What is the marginal cost with 8 worker(s) (to two decimal places)?

  4. Is the equation 4.44L +3.44L^2-.294L^3 where L is squared, and cubed?

    If so, the first thing you do is figure out total product for each unit of labor. You would plug 1 (for labor) into the equation, then 2, then 3…..all the way up to 8. This is going to give you total product for each labor unit.

    Now.. you can figure cost for each labor unit by multiplying total product by capital cost + total product x wage rate this will give you total cost at each labor unit.

    Marginal Cost is Total Cost of the 8th labor unit minus the total cost of the 7th labor unit.

    Make Sense? It may be easier for you to post your question on facebook because you can add attachments.

  5. I would love for someone to calculate a probability problem for me. Please email me if you can calculate the chances of a situation that is a 2% chance of something happening and that 2% chance happening 4 times in a row. All independent of each other. Ezcleannc@hotmail.com

  6. A 2% chance is the same thing as something occurring 2 out of 100 times. The probability of .02 happening four times is .02 x .02 x .02 x .02

  7. Sir
    I am having following design please help to use stst test.

    6 animal in one group.
    I have collected blood sample before treatment.
    I have alo collected blood sample after treatment at various interval.
    I want to compare my before treatment with every after treatment values.
    How can I do it in SPSS>

  8. I have been a university lecturer for more than 20 years and, now, I am a PhD student. Before I watch your videos I was blind about what was happening behind I the researches I conducted because allwayes a statistician did for me.
    I really appreciate your job and owe you for all my future researches. Words cannot express all my appreciation to you.
    Regards

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