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This booklet contains an overview of different resources for a wide range of techniques including links to the tutor training material.

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A workbook designed for teaching new tutors SPSS and thinking about explanations

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This booklet contains brief notes on key tests for new tutors to refer to.

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Student helpsheet containing the standard tests used within stats support

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Terminology to help choose the right test

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Student helpsheet for understanding how statistics anxiety impacts on learning

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Students strategies for building stats confidence 

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Students strategies for building stats confidence 

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Statstutor and the Sheffield Hallam maths support website have resources for all key techniques now including Jamovi and SAS!

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Welcome To The New Maths and Statistics Support Website! Feel Free To Report Any Bugs or Suggest Improvements!

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Scenario based statistics support training

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Be careful with the maths!
http://www.statstutor.ac.uk/resources/uploaded/carefulwiththemathsvideo-stcp-marshallowen-3a.m4v
or here
Conjoint Analysis
http://www.statstutor.ac.uk/resources/uploaded/conjointanalysisvideostcp-marshallowen-4a.m4v

Porosity
http://www.statstutor.ac.uk/resources/uploaded/porosityvideostcp-marshallowen-2a.m4v
or here

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Link to sigma-Network including detials of Membership

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Link to sigma-Network including detials of Membership

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http://www.sigma-network.ac.uk/

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Link to CAST (useful to explain concepts)

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Link to CAST (useful to explain concepts)

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http://cast.massey.ac.nz/collection_public.html
It is recommended you download CAST and run the stand-alone version from a local hard disk (or file server) as the online versions required JAVA support which is now redundant in most browsers

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New interactive online test chooser on Sheffield Hallam website: 

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New interactive online test chooser on Sheffield Hallam website: 

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Welcome to WhichTest, an online tool designed to help you choose the correct statistical technique to answer your research questions and access relevent resources to undertake the chosen analysis

Getting started

First think about the research questions you want answered and the data you have to address these questions. In order to use the tool effectively and understand why the test has been selected, you may find it helpful to read our statistical terminology resource and make notes on our instructions and notes resource.

The online tool asks a series of questions and you will be given options to select from. In each section, choose the option that most applies to your research question and to move to the next question. You can use the back button in your browser to go back at any time if you think you are on the wrong path.

Need help?? Wave over or click on the

button to see more information relating to the option or download our statistical terminology resource for an overview of the terminoloy used.

Accessing appropriate resources

When you get to the end of a path, the suggested technique will be given along with a brief description to help you decide if this is the most appropriate technique. If you are happy with the suggested technique, use the link at the end of the page to access the relevent resource page. Resources are available in a number of statistical packages e.g. SPSS, R, Jamovi and SAS.

This online tool was produced as a collaboration between Sheffield Hallam and Loughborough Universities.

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First think about the research questions you want answered and the data you have to address these questions. In order to use the tool effectively and understand why the test has been selected, you may find it helpful to read our statistical terminology resource and make notes on our instructions and notes resource.