Social Science Data and Software (SSDS) is a group within the Stanford University Libraries (SUL) that provides services and support to Stanford faculty, staff and students in the acquisition, curation, and preservation of social science data and the selection and use of quantitative (statistical) and qualitative analysis software. SSDS staff members provide these services in a variety of ways that include consulting, workshops and help documentation.
April 13, 2015 | 8am - 4pm | LKSC
Join Stanford Libraries on April 13th for a lively discussion of data publishing, data sharing, reproducibility, metadata, and data reuse! We aim to bring together members of the Stanford community who are interested in these topics to discuss how we as a research community can better support these principles and educate our colleagues on their benefits to furthering research.
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ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research) is excited to announce the official debut of a website for the National Archive of Data on Arts & Culture (NADAC).
We received inquiries to the release entitled “Census Bureau Statement on American Community Survey 3-Year Statistical Product” that went out on February 4, 2015. In an effort to help answer those questions, we are providing you with additional information to keep you informed.
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Start your SAS experience for free with online resources that include two of our most popular e-courses, SAS Programming 1 and Statistics 1 – and nearly 200 tutorial videos.
Two excellent tutorials recently developed at the University of Toronto Map & Data Library:
As a result of tight budgetary considerations, the U.S.
You can now register for all 2015 ICPSR Summer Program courses through our online Portal.
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