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SDA Community Resources
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Books that Use SDA for Exercises and Examples
 | Hands-on
Sociology, 3rd ed., by William Feigelman and Yih-Jin
Young. This book uses SDA -- both at this site and other sites -- to teach
beginning sociology students data analysis. "Hands-On
Sociology" won the 2005 ICPSR Prize Competition: Best
Instructional Module or Instructional Innovation in the Social Sciences and
Social Science History. |
 | Statistics:
The Art and Science of Learning from Data, by Alan Agresti and Christine
Franklin. This book uses SDA for various exercises/examples. |
 | Introduction
to Sociology, by Anthony Giddens, Mitchell Duneier and Richard Appelbaum.
The online companion Web site for this book uses SDA for exercises in
various chapters. |
SDA User Contributions
(A collection of useful resources and tips offered
by SDA users)
To contribute suggestions for other resources to list, please contact us at: sda@csm.berkeley.edu
Some Other Data Archives that Use SDA
ICPSR - University of Michigan
 | National Archive of Criminal Justice Data
(Select 'Online Data Analysis') |
 | National Archive of Computerized Data on
Aging
(Select 'Data Analysis System') |
 | International Archive of
Education Data
(Select 'Data Analysis System') |
 | SETUPS (Supplementary
Empirical Teaching Units in Political Science)
Features Voting Behavior: The 2004 Election, an instructional module
based on the 2004 National Election Study (NES) data. The SETUPS site was awarded
the American Political Science Association's 2006 Rowman & Littlefield Award for Innovative Teaching in
Political Science. It was also named the Best Instructional Web Site for 2005-06 by the APSA's Information Technology and Politics section. |
 | Community and Social
Capital is "an instructional module that teaches data analysis of
social capital, as discussed in Robert D. Putnam's Bowling Alone...
Concepts illustrated include replication, unit of analysis, level of
measurement, analysis over time versus cross-sectional analysis,
crosstabulation, creating an index, and correlation." The
exercises use SDA. |
Other University-Based Archives
Research Institutes

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