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Material from the University of York.
Answered by Rich Ulrich, biostatistician at the University of Pittsburgh.
From the Centre for Applied Statistics at Lancaster University.
The VSA employs a decision tree technique designed to help determine which statistical techniques are most appropriate for a given research design. One of the University of Kansas's Virtual Communication Assistants.
A modest title for a useful site featuring '
Ask Professor Mean' which answers many statistics questions in an approachable format.
From the site above. Professor Mean describes the steps in typical descriptive data, linear regression, and logistic regression models, and typical Poisson regression analysis.
A PowerPoint presentation by Mike Campbell of ScHARR.
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An online text in introductory Statistics from Australia.
Can be downloaded to local hard drive.
An introductory-level hypertext statistics book.
Online textbook with exercises, by David W. Stockburger of Southwest Missouri State University.
A course delivered entirely on the World Wide Web. Consists of a complete learner's and a complete instructor's component. There is a charge for joining the course.
'Explorapedia' of Statistical and Mathematical Techniques for use in Research and Technology.
A free, full-length, and occasionally interactive statistics textbook on the web.
A basic guide to statistical methods that makes excellent use of other online resources such as animated demonstrations and interactive calculators. From Arizona State University.
A fairly comprehensive online textbook by G. David Garson of North Carolina State University.
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The Web Interface for Statistics Education from Claremont University.
These online tutorials briefly explain the use and interpretation of standard statistical analysis techniques. Examples are given using the WINKS program
SPSS based tutorial.
by Allan Palmer at The University of Queensland
Provides interactive, web-based modules for students and teachers of probability and statistics.
Computer-Assisted Statistics Teaching. It is a complete course in introductory statistics. Interaction with diagrams on most pages animations, simulations and other dynamic displays are extensively used.
Including a data gallery, computing and graphing studios that allow the computation of statistics and plotting of graphics remotely of the internet. From Arizona State University.
Despite the title a fairly in depth interactive course which gives a comprehensive view of Probability and Statistics.
STatistical Education through Problem Solving. Downloadable problem-based modules to support the teaching of Statistics.
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The BMJ's online text.
by Trisha Greenhalgh in the BMJ.
The Introductory Statistics Course: The Entity-Property-Relationship Approach.
Powerpoint Presentation by Mark Mullee Director, Research & Development Support Unit University of Southampton
Simple Interactive Statistical Analysis. This site allows you to do statistical analysis directly on the Internet using interactive pages. Tools for working on statistics, distributions, and calculations
A range of Java appelets demonstrating various statistical concepts. From the Rice Virtual Lab in Statistics.
This site also includes a set of
interactive worksheets.
Illustrates some statistical concepts using QuickTime movies and java applets
Descriptions of various tests illustrated with some online calculation tools.
from the Rice Virtual Lab in Statistics.
from the University of St Andrews, Scotland. Includes an index of famous curves which can be altered interactively.
Provides an online guide for Clinical Psychologists to choosing the most appropriate statistical test using a simple, step-by-step process. From the Salomons Centre for Applied Social and Psychological Development and the Learning and Teaching Support Network.
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