Teaching statistics? We have a bunch of resources to help you out. Most of these resources are related to our textbook, Introduction to the New Statistics, now in its 2nd edition (we usually refer to this as ITNS2). Even if you’re not using the textbook, there are still lots of goodies here to help you teach stats and design!
Some of these resources are publicly available — others require verification that you are a course instructor in statistics: see the home page for some how-to info.
Data Sets From the Book
Data sets mentioned in the book are built into the esci package for R, jamovi, and (soon) JASP.
For more details, including guidance to download a zip file of the data sets, see the Student Resources page, Data Sets From the Book section.
For R:
You can view the documentation for all included datasets here: https://rcalinjageman.github.io/esci/reference/index.html#sample-data-sets
And here is the code to install esci, load esci, and then put a copy of an included data set into your own, new data frame:
# Install esci from CRAN
install.packages("esci")
# Load the esci package
library(esc)
# load a data file into a new data frame:
mydata <- esci::data_altruism_happiness
# get help on a data file:
? esci::data_altruism_happiness