<img class="c-image__src" src="https://unityenvironmental.dsstaging2.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Masters-Degree-scaled-1-768x512.jpg" alt="12 Top Jobs That Require A Master’s Degree" width="768" height="512"> 12 Top Jobs That Require A Master’s Degree
Minor note: The "Careers" page is a list of tiles with specific careers, and then one tile that reads "12 Top Jobs That Require A Master's Degree." Doesn't fit the taxonomy, and that particular page feels more like a blog post.
advanced degree from the top environmental university in the U.S.,
Major Broken link, and I don't know where this should point.
wildlife ecology
Minor link not bolded.
degree in climate change adaptation and resilience
Minor Link not bolded.
master’s in marine policy and management
Minor link not bolded.
SMBA in Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality
Major Another program link broken for which there is no apparent program page. Will confirm with Kelly whether the program is actually active.
a master’s in sustainable tourism and hospitality
Major Broken link. I looked for a link to the program but a page for the program doesn't exist. This may not be an active program for us, actually. I will confirm with Kelly if she returns before I send this to you.
online master’s degree from Unity
Major I'm not sure what this link is supposed to point to, but it's currently broken.
complicated enough
Terrible use of bolding font.
The unity and diversity of life
Much better application of a pull quote.
One note: I replaced the italicized words with bolded words. The CSS on the page automatically colors bolded words in pull quotes green, as you can see here, which is a cool way to add aesthetics to the stress of certain words.
Your Course Project will pull together your growing understanding
I feel like we should use pull-out quotes more sparingly than we may be inclined to out the gate. I don't actually think a pull quote is necessary, here. This line is too informational to justify drawing so much attention to itself.
I think the "Support Resources" block should be moved to the bottom of this page from the Teaching Team page.
Rather than "Welcome" at the top, I think that's a good place for "Philosophy of this course."
Everything about this page kicks ass.
Replace "Hello! here's..." with "[Instructor Name] will be your be your instructor for this course." The spot for the video will most often be used for images, but videos may also be employed. The accompanying text will be bio.
"Start" should become "Continue" once students have actually started making progress.
between variables in order to make an informed decision. Spreadsheets and statistical calculators are very efficient at computing the best fit lines for scatter plots. This is done by applying a least-squares regression line to obtain the best fit line. This approach attempts to limit the error (or residual) difference between points in the scatter plot and points on the best-fit line. The correlation coefficient r (also known as Pearson’s r) tells us the strength of the relationship between the independent variable x and dependent
Extra spaces in the overview.
ct the analysis: linear regression Download linear regression This video provides a demonstration of the linear regression Excel sheet Download linear regression Excel sheet:
Duplicate links again.
There are many free t-Test resources available on the Internet
Link to them?
Confidence Interval Sheet
Love the inclusion of worksheets that students can work from.
The Central Limit Theorem is the cornerstone of inferential statistics. In general, this theorem states that, if we draw many same size samples from a population, and plot the values of the means of those samples, the mean of this distribution will approximate the value of the population mean. It is this powerful theorem that makes it possible to draw inferences about population parameters when we don’t know the nature of the population distribution.
This is the first one where it occurs to me, but it might be good to link to or describe an example of this being applied in the real world. A simple one, though. Super duper simple.
Easy Histogram Maker. Links to an external site.
One link is fine. Two links to the same site, on the same page, unless there's a specific reason to do so, is generally a bad idea: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/duplicate-links/
Desmos Scientific Calculator Desmos Graphing Calculator GeoGebra Scientific Calculator Calculator.net iPhone Scientific Calculator RealCalc (Android Phones)
I love that these link to tutorials of Bruce going over their use. That's excellent attention to detail.
College Algebra for Environmental Professionals (MATH 101)
It will be interesting to build on the hyperlinked, interconnectedness of the Hub; if these could link to pages where the resources for each course are curated for instance, that's interesting.
Welcome Message
This page, and most of the others I've seen, needs a max-width HTML setting for the boxes containing the content. It gets a little too wide, otherwise, and can be hard to read on large screens.
Demonstrate
outcome 1 & 2
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Demonstrate
program outcome 5
Demonstrate
program outcomes 2 & 4
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program outcome 3 and 4
Evaluate
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Show
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Collaborate
Outcomes 2 and 3
Demonstrate
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Show
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Engage
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In the past I’ve worked in a used bookstore,
Cool Beans
Without writing a detailed autobiography,
Keep this in new instructions.
Introduce students
Doesn't fit with the grammar of the introductory line.
Psychokinesis
Psychokenisis
Week 1
Bah!
Homework is dumb!
What what what?????
anonymous
Nothing is Anonymous. Not anymore.
Very nice banner. This is yours right, Cathy?