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Date:   Fri, 2 Oct 2009 15:46:46 +0200
Reply-To:   John F Hall <johnfhall@orange.fr>
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From:   John F Hall <johnfhall@orange.fr>
Subject:   SPSS training materials etc.
Comments:   To: Blom Terry <terence.blom@gmail.com>
Comments:   cc: Richard Hall <info@calibregroup.com>, ron@aronique.co.uk, McDowell Ray & Chris <r.mcdowell@uwe.ac.uk>, Jim Ring <ringj@btinternet.com>, "Allum, Nick" <nallum@essex.ac.uk>, Lynn Peter <plynn@essex.ac.uk>, Sturgis Patrick <ps1r07@soton.ac.uk>, SPSSUsers <webmaster@spssusers.co.uk>, Malcolm Williams <M.Williams@plymouth.ac.uk>, Stephen Tagg <s.k.tagg@strath.ac.uk>, Jane Fielding <j.fielding@surrey.ac.uk>, jrietema@spss.com, books@spss.com
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Terry

Whilst you're working on the prototype website, here's a list, for what it's worth, of hits on my stuff as of now on www.academia.com. Nowhere near the 60K plus for the 3 articles on the Market Research World site, but building up nicely. There are some amazing threads on SPSSX-listserv, but, with a few exceptions, most of the people on it are (multivariate modelling) statisticians or IT specialists: what I need are social scientists and social researchers, but I don't currently have access to appropriate mailing lists. Might need to piggy back on SRA, RSS, BPS, BSA, MRS, ASA and the like.

For now I can use the numbers to prioritise which of the remaining tutorials to work on, or which new ones to develop. I just hope PASW doesn't abolish SPSS before I finish.

John

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Old Dog, Old Tricks 2: Evolution of SPSS syntax: Layout, usage and changes since 1970 13

Old Dog, Old Tricks 4 - SPSS syntax or point-and-click 17

Old Dog, Old Tricks 5: Exercises from SPSS Survival Manual 31

Old Dog, Old Tricks 3: SPSS usage in European Social Survey 2002 16

Old Dog, Old Tricks 1 - Computers and surveys before SPSS: history and background 62

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Fifth form questionnaire 9

First look at a real survey - British Social Attitudes 1989 43

Survey Analysis Workshop - Syllabus 96

Survey Analysis Workshop: specimen assessment 1

Introduction to Tabulation 1

The Nature of Survey Data 17

Guide to learning materials and SPSS 86

Guide to SPSS training materials 3

Survey Analysis Workshop (July 2009) 8

The COMPUTE command 1 - Attachment to status quo 4

The COUNT command 1 - Attachment to status quo 12

The COUNT command 2 - Sexism 7

Data checks 1 - Status quo 3

COUNT and COMPUTE - Preliminary notes 2

Data checks 2 - Sexism 2

The COMPUTE command 2 - Sexism 3

Transfer sheet for data from your questionnaire(s) 25

Data for fun questionnaire 4

Introduction to the use of computers in survey analysis 14

Class fun questionnaire 27

The Nature of Survey Data 3

Introduction to Tabulation 40

Frequencies for interval scale variables 18

Fifth Form Survey 2

Survey Analysis Workshop: Stage 1 From questionnaire to data file 44

Survey Analysis Workshop: Stage 2: Completing your data dictionary 32

Conventions for Naming Variables in SPSS 2

Derived variables: COUNT 7

Survey Analysis Workshop - Preface 104

Analysing Multiple Response with SPSS: an introduction 3

Survey Analysis Workshop - Statistical Notes (Wot! No readers? Best thing ever written!)

Introduction to COUNT and COMPUTE 3


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