[nabs-l] statistic

[Arielle Silverman]

Hi Elif,

You should do a search on Jonathan Godfrey. He's a blind statistician
who wrote a manual for R programming with screen readers. I think his
manual is freely available online.
For simpler analyses you can also try the free online calculator at
www.graphpad.com/quickcalcs/
It can perform basic descriptive and inferential tests including
T-tests, chi-square and basic regression.

As a social scientist myself I use a combination of SAS, Mplus and
GraphPad to do my analyses. SAS is much more accessible than SPSS and
the SAS documentation is freely available on their support site.

Best of luck,
Arielle

On 6/8/14, Elif Emir via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello all,
> I need to use statistic programs. I worked on SPSS and it's not very
> accessible. SPSS is sometimes not very helpful. Now lisrel or some
> other programs are much more popular.
> I learnt that R is both free and much more accessible.
> Is there any R user here?
> Is there anyone interested in statistics proffessionally?
> I'll ask where to start and some accessible documents to improve my skills.
> I have average statistic knowledge in theory, I need to perform my own
> analysis
> thanks
>
> --
> Elif Emir Öksüz
> Counselor Traınee- Xavier University
>
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