How to use JASP statistical software for an introductory or online statistics course. We discover what is JASP and four reasons that you should use it. You will install JASP (for free) and be introduced to what it can do. JASP is an excellent companion to, and even a replacement for SPSS and/or R with R Studio. It gives you the power of the R computing engine with the clarity of SPSS, making it ideal for students and professors, alike. JASP offers reliable results that can be used in scientific publications. This is the first in a series introducing statistics students to exploring statistics with JASP.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:26 What is JASP?
1:20 Why should I use JASP?
1:27 JASP is Free
1:55 JASP is Friendly
4:00 JASP is Flexible
4:37 JASP is Functional
6:15 What will I learn in this series?
7:18 Requirements for using JASP
7:45 How to Download JASP
8:12 What does “JASP” stand for?
Download the Friendly, Free, Flexible, Functional JASP software from the official JASP statistics website: https://jasp-stats.org
This video teaches the following commands and techniques in JASP:
Introduction to JASP
Comparisons between JASP, R with R Studio, and SPSS
Installing JASP
Statistics Instructors: you are free to link to this video and the playlist for your seated or online statistics course or for other educational purposes.
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