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Tuesday, 5 March 2013

Goodies from the LSE Department of Methodology

The LSE's Department of Methodology has it's own Youtube channel with a lot of useful instructional videos. So far there are videos about NVivo, Alceste, SPSS and STATA. They have also started an online knowledgebase and a Methodology Help and Advice blog. Well worth a look.
Posted by Colin at 03:40

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