Deborah has been an instructor in many areas, computer, information technology, programming, advanced web design, Photoshop (and advanced Photoshop techniques) and the list goes on and on... Check out what her students and instructors say about her tips, strategies, and teaching skills...

2. Gaining from the Recordings
Candy: Due to schedule conflicts, I am not able
to participate live, but I just wanted you to know
that I am so appreciative of the recordings. You
have done such a great job, and I feel like I'm
gaining the most from the recordings.

3. Statistics Anxiety Relief
Dana: Thanks sooo much for all your help thus
far. It has relieved so much anxiety.

4. About Deborah
 Education
BSIT (Software
Architecture)
MS, I/O Psychology
Doctoral Candidate, I/O
Psychology
 Career
Chief Technology Officer
in Financial Industry
Professional Writer /
Business Coach /
Speaker
 Personal
Geek: Math (and SPSS
/ Statistics) Lover
Jazz Singer

5. Classes Deborah
Has Taught
 Web Site Design
 Advanced Web Design
(wrote the workbook)
 Adobe Photoshop and
Advanced Photoshop
 Programming
 Statistics
 Project Management
 Facebook Advertising.
 Marketing with Twitter Chats.
 How to Podcast.
 Using G+ Hangouts to the
Next Level.
 … and the list goes on and
on…

7. Deborah helped
MacMillan Publishing
Deborah was a key consultant for Macmillan’s first
Twitter Chat with the authors of Freakonomics. We
knew we’d have a large audience so we were
appreciative that her advice and guidance got us
through the event and the analytics of the event.
She helped us with the planning and live management
during the event.
She paved the path for our success.

8. Extremely Helpful!
Good day Deborah,
I am not looking for you to give me any answers, I would just like to
refer to an example, because I am confused as to exactly what they are
looking for. :)
Any help you can give me would be very appreciated! As I have already
told you, your webinars have been extremely helpful!
Thanks for everything!
-Lynne

9. Elegantly Communicated
Deborah,
Thanks for the heads-up. I appreciate the length
and depth of your response. I wish I could write as
elegantly as you do.
Keep up the good work!
Professor

10. Elegantly Communicated
Hi Deborah,
Thank you so much for your efforts on this issue. I
appreciate you relaying the information. I am hoping to
find a computer with Windows 8. You have been a key
person in making this course tolerable. You instruction
is fantastic! Keep up the great work!
Thanks,
Jimmy

11. It Shows You Actually Care!
Hello Deborah!
Thank you so much for clarifying that for me. Let me just say
that I thoroughly appreciate your long and in-depth answers. It
shows that you really want to help students.
Thanks again.
Thanks,
Shana

12. Sooooo Helpful
Hi Deborah,
Thank you so much! You have been a huge help
and I really enjoy your webinars. They have been
SO helpful!
LuAnn

13. You Saved Us!
Dr. Deb,
…I finally got that da*n link to open in SPSS. I had to put it
on the desktop to make it happen, but it worked. I need to
express my most sincere thanks for providing me with
support and guidance. Without you as our savior, we would
all fall by the wayside. I don't know what they are paying
you, but it can't be enough for what you do. Thanks so
much,
Donny

14. A Pleasant
Common Ground Found
Deborah,
Just wanted to say thank you for the quality of the webinars you are providing. I
watch/listen to the recordings and they are extremely helpful. It got me through a rough
patch with installing SPSS, and that was the first couple webinars.
I enjoyed hearing about you and husband’s musical/recording background. Interestingly
enough, I do my warm-ups and drills while listening to your SI. And yes there is a madness
to my method, I can improve my playing AND learn from the webinars simultaneously.
So...yeah. Thanks! Much appreciated
Warmly,
Brian

15. Get Help!

16. You are the First instructor
to Impact Me like this!
Deborah,
i wanted to give you a big virtual hug and thanks for the great job you did in this
class. I would not have been able to make it through this class without it. Keep
up the good work and best wishes on your educational journey. I did provide
feedback on how well you did with us. You went out of your way to help us. You
have been the first SI Instructor to really make an impact for me.
Thank you and God Bless
Sally
When I wasn’t in SI live i was going over the recording. Thank you soooo
much

17. Ever the Professional
Deborah,
Thanks for your professional response [to the
student,] Deborah.
Dr. Johnson

18. The fearless SI Instructor
From the Professor:
Our fearless SI Instructor, Deborah Anderson, has posted a
converted version of the DAT file for SPSS in Updates /
Handouts. It's CONVERTED. That means you don't have to
go through the trouble of figuring out how to turn it into a
different file format.
Yes, Deborah Anderson rocks. To be candid, she may be
the best SI I've ever worked with, so let me be clear: Go to
Updates / Handouts right now, get that file, and thank your
supremely lucky stars you ended up in this section because
without Deborah Anderson, things would be pretty messy.

19. The Professor Speaks Pt 2
From the Professor:
Deborah Anderson, the best SI instructor this
side of the Matrix, posted a grades.sav file in
Updates / Handouts.

20. Expressing Gratitude
Also - I will be attending the webinar on Monday,
and just wanted to express my gratitude that we
even have webinars like this available!
Sandy

21. Get Help!

22. Professor says >>
“Love Your Ideas”
Yes, I think that's a great idea! I also always stress to them that
even if they feel totally comfortable with the information, that
these webinars can be really valuable.
…So if you see it before I do and want to answer, that would be
great. And feel free to post to the Updates and Handouts section.
I used to post a lot in this section.
I look forward to working with you this quarter!
Influential Statistics Professor Ph.D.

23. Love Your
Sense of Humor!
Deborah,
I took advantage of the snow "week" to catch up. Have to say, I have many of
the same over-achieving tendencies, I love your sense of humor about it! My
Tests and Measurements told me "more is not always better" and I try to
remember that.
I thought I understood Assignment 1 from readings, but have to thank you for
how much work and effort you put into the SIs...unbelievable amounts of helpful
information. Pages of notes and hints. I will plan my schedule accordingly to
listen to all your webinar recordings!
You're amazing!
Diana

24. Your Tips Saved Me Time!
Sonny: I just wanted to thank you for the 'time
challenged' compilation timeline for the unit 6
asgmt. It was a great last minute checklist! I
appreciate what you do!

25. Couldn’t Do It Without You
Bobbie: Deborah, I don't know how anyone could
manage to even open the books without your
webinars. It has been so helpful in terms of
learning the concepts to piece together the
assignments and material.

26. Clearly SI is
Improving Their Grades!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad that you covered
the scoring rubric in SI…I'm glad to see that SI is
working for [those who attend and pay attention.]
Professor Statistics Ph.D.

27. Clearly SI is
Improving Their Grades!
Hi Deborah-
I wanted to thank you again for all of your help. I
am not sure that I would have made it through
this course without your supplemental
instruction.
Kiki

28. I Look Forward
to Each Week
Hi Deborah,
I really enjoy the SI course. You are doing a good
job with explaining the concepts and I look forward
each week to attend.
Sincerely,
Linda

29. We Owe You
Our Success!
Thank you Deborah for your hard work and efforts
to help us learn and get what we need to be
successful!! :)
Thank you :)
Joan

30. I Wouldn’t Have Made It
Without You!
Hi Deborah
I just submitted my last assignment and I am happy to say
it is finally over! I think I did better than I imagine I could do
in this course thanks to you.
Your webinars really made a difference in helping me get a
good understanding of the material and the assignments.
… continued …

31. I Wouldn’t Have Made It
Without You!
… continued …
So I just wanted to thank you because if it wasn't for your
webinars I don't think I would had passed this class. I
wanna wish you the best of luck and who knows I may
bump to you again in other courses.
Once again, I can't thank you enough, you are super
awesome! Have a nice break :)
Sally

32. My Confusion
Goes Away!
Hi Deborah
Anyways, everything was sooo helpful, it made me
feel super confident about this assignment. I don't
think I would be passing this course if it wasn't for the
webinars, I am very grateful and you explain things so
well that all my confusions go away after watching
your recordings. Once again, thanks for all your help!
Sandra

33. You are so smart…and funny!
Good day Deborah,
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help in
seeing this class through to the end. I appreciate your
patience and humor in getting us through it.
You are so smart…
Thank you. !
Andy

34. Server Crash and
Accommodations
Thank you for all of your efforts on our behalf. You
are a gem of an SI leader [in spite of
computer/server setbacks].
Erica

35. Resources From the Yonder
of Deborah’s Arsenal
Thank you very much Deborah for all your help!
Moira

36. Opening the
Needed File
Ok I really appreciate all of your help. I was finally
able to open SPSS and the grades.sav. Now I…
will listen to the [recorded webinars] for this week
for the assignment … on how to go about doing
this assignment. Thank you.

37. Professor’s Feedback
Hi!
First, you're doing a fantastic job answering the questions
and then continually referring to resources available in the
courseroom and the webinars. I think you answered [Erin’s]
question well.
You're doing awesome so far.
Professor Ph.D. of Inferential Statistics

38. Impressed!
Hello Ms. Anderson,
I have listened to your recording, and I am very
impressed with your SI instruction!
Carla

39. Save Time By Attending SI
(Questions Answered)
Thanks, Deborah! I hope he starts going to
supplemental instruction and I'm glad to hear that
you cover these things. I just posted something in
the updates and handouts that might help with the
first assignment.
Professor Ph.D. Recommending SI

40. I See the Light at the
End of the Tunnel!
Hi Deborah!
It makes me feel so much better to hear that just
installing the software successfully is half the
battle! I think I was able to answer my own
question. I looked through the resources again
and found the data set instructions.
… continued …

41. Get Help!

42. I See the Light at the
End of the Tunnel!
… continued …
Thank you so much for your help! I know I will be reaching
out probably in the future to you with questions as well as
making sure I attend or at last watch all your webinars!
Thank you again! I am seeing a light at the end of the
tunnel and feel that I will be okay in this class!
Sincerely,
Erica

43. Genuine Person…
Hi Deborah,
Obviously, we haven't known each other very long but your
strength appears to be more than just the number of hours
you've been giving away free (I'm sorry about this, by the way
-- I know how that is :-) but also the fact that you work every
bit as smart as you work hard. You are thinking through
solutions and anticipating problems: This is extremely helpful
to everyone in the courseroom.
… continued …

44. … who solves the problems!
… continued …
You are also taking responsibility for finding these solutions -- really solving
the problems -- as opposed merely to vocalizing some fixes robotically. This
not only says a lot about who you are as an intellectual but who you are as
a person. The more I do this, the more I realize just how important it is to
care, to care GENUINELY, for what the learners are trying to do, and for
what we are trying to do for them.
Thank you for being and doing all those things, Deborah. I've meant every
word I've said; you've earned them.
The Warm and Friendly PhD

45. Wow – You Covered
Everything I Needed!
Hi Deborah!
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly! Yes I was trying to start my
assignment this weekend but I am happy to know this will be covered on
Monday. I was looking for a sample/mock assignment just to see what is really
being asked of me for this assignment and I'm glad to know that there will be
one in the webinars. I appreciate your time and I probably will be asking more
questions after Monday's webinar.
Thank you again!
Sincerely,
Audrey

46. Thank You For the
Spot-On Webinar!
Hello Professor,
Thank you for such a good webinar.
-Montreal

47. Your Advice
Always Works!
Great! Thank you so much! It worked :)
Sincerely,
Audrey

48. You are
My Absolute Hero!
You're my hero! thank you for that information.

49. Getting Through
This Assignment
Hi Deborah,
Thank you for the response! I am certain that I will
be taking advantage of the webinars in the future,
or if I can't make them, the recordings. It turns out
I did well on the assignment....thank
goodness! lol.
Linda

50. Amazement
Doesn’t Cease
You never cease to amaze me.
Regards,
Impressed Statistics Professor Ph.D.

51. I Wouldn’t Make It
Without You!
Hi Deborah!
I just finished watching it and was just about to message you that I was
able to access it lol! Thank you for checking up on me! I really
appreciate all the hard work you are putting into the SI class! It has
been so very helpful. I wouldn't be able to do this class successfully if it
wasn't for you (I truly mean that)!
Thank you again!
Sincerely,
Andena

52. I’m Realizing You Really DO
Care (No Pretending)
Thanks,
I appreciate your response and concern.
Clara

53. My Crying Gave Way to
Light Bulb Illumination!
Deborah,
I need to say thank you so very much. I have been
sitting here stressing out something awful over
comprehending the null hypothesis.
After I watched your webinar this evening it began to
click. The first video left me scratching my head and
crying for help.
… continued ...

54. My Crying Gave Way to
Light Bulb Illumination!
… continued ...
But as I got through the next video light bulbs were clicking
on, as I could see from the chat box, this helped everyone
else as well.
I am so thankful to you. I felt at a stalemate and was
becoming even more concern for the rest of the term.
Thank you again,
Tara

57. Get Help!