[Social-sciences-list] STATA Accessibility

[Godfrey, Jonathan]

Justin,

Try:
http://icchp-su.net/?q=node/87

There is  a sound file of the workshop I attended at the Summer University 2011.

On the basis of that workshop I list Stata in my second tier of accessibility of statistical software. This is on par with SPSS. I consider them usable but work arounds make it a less than desirable software in my opinion.
Top tier is R and SAS for the record.

At least you will get decent documentation about the Statasyntax.

Jonathan


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Subject: [Social-sciences-list] STATA Accessibility

Dear List,

What information does anyone have about whether STATA is accessible with JAWS?

I am expected to learn it this semester.

Thanks,

Justin


Justin M. Salisbury
Graduate Student
Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics The University of Wisconsin-Madison president at alumni.ecu.edu

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