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NZSSN
The New Zealand Social Statistics Network (NZSSN) assists in the development of quantitative social science research in the academic, government, and private sectors.
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About NZSSN
The New Zealand Social Statistics Network (NZSSN) runs short courses in social science research methods.
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Qualitative Research: Designing, doing, and getting it done
An introductory course designed for those with no background in research or previous experience with qualitative techniques of data collection and analysis.
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Mixed Methods in Social Research
A course for researchers who want to know more about using both qualitative and quantitative methods, delving deeply into the theory and practice on both sides.
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Applied Statistical Procedures
A course giving a good overview of a number of statistical procedures all in one place, from Chi-Square to Multivariate Analysis of Variance to Factor Analysis.
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Programme Evaluation: Supporting evidence-informed practice
A course for public sector workers and academics commissioning, managing, or conducting evaluations of public policy or programmes.
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Introduction to SQL
A course covering SQL coding queries using Azure Data Studio. A good tie-in to our IDI intro course, and applicable in many other areas.
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VHIN Introduction to Research in the IDI
A course on Statistics New Zealand's Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) and the requirements and processes for getting started with analysing its data.
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Storytelling with Data in Excel
A course teaching the design principles required to make plots that really have an impact on the reader, using the Excel software package.
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Storytelling with Data in R
A course teaching the design principles required to make plots that really have an impact on the reader, using the R software package.
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Practical Skills for IDI Data Analysis
A hands-on course covering skills required to undertake data analysis in the IDI, within a real Datalab environment and using real IDI data.