[nabs-l] questions about SPSS

[Arielle Silverman]

Hi Patrick,

SPSS is accessible, but the problem is that a license costs money. If
you have JAWS on a public computer on campus that has SPSS, then you
should be able to use it, but if you need to run software on your own
computer, it probably doesn't make sense to buy an SPSS license unless
you are planning to use it for multiple semesters.
There is a free and easy-to-use stats calculator at
www.graphpad.com/quickcalcs/
that will do a lot of basic stuff. If you know the names of the
statistical procedures that your class is doing in SPSS, I can tell
you whether GraphPad will work as a free substitute.
Alternatively, if the SPSS project is a group project, you could ask
someone from your group to email you the output as an Excel file.

Best,
Arielle

On 10/31/13, David Andrews <dandrews at visi.com> wrote:
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> At 09:00 PM 10/30/2013, you wrote:
>>Hi All,
>>I'm in a research methods class and we're going to be starting SPSS
>>soon. Has anyone on this list worked with SPSS before? How
>>user-friendly is it with JAWS? If it's not, is there another program I
>>can use that will do the same things as SPSS? Any JAWS keystrokes that
>>I should know beforehand?
>>Thanks,
>>Patrick
>
>
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