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This course will develop your understanding of the reasons you should and could use admin data. It will also introduce the processes, strengths and challenges needed to access admin data.
Learn more on Awareness in administrative dataThis course gives an overview of data linkage theory.
Learn more on Awareness in data linkageThis course is for those who want to know what demography is. It is a non-technical course and is not aimed at demographers.
Learn more on Awareness in demographyThis short course will provide an overview of why geography matters for statistics.
Learn more on Awareness in geography for statisticsThis course will provide learners with the skills they need to act as an intelligent customer for evaluation.
Learn more on Introduction to policy evaluationThis course will give you an understanding of Sparklyr, the R interface to the distributed processing tool Spark.
Learn more on Introduction to SparklyrAn introduction to using R Markdown documents to produce reproducible reports.
Learn more on Reproducible reporting with RMarkdownThis course will give an overview of the benefits and main features of RMarkdown.
Learn more on Introduction to RMarkdownThis course is designed for anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of the basic considerations for data collection activities and processes. The course will introduce how to design your data collection tool. The course covers qualitative research methods and survey design. We will discuss how qualitative methodologies can be used both for their […]
Learn more on Data collection fundamentalsThis short course provides the theoretical knowledge you need to begin using geography for statistical purposes. We suggest combining this course with either Introduction to QGIS, Introduction to GIS in R or Introduction to GIS in Python. Doing so will provide you with a good theoretical and practical knowledge to begin using geography with statistics in your analysis.
Learn more on Practical Geography for Statistics