Resources for Stata Users
There is a range of Stata learning opportunities available to you across the region.
A tips and guidance site dedicated to providing tips on Stata and other data analytics packages. It provides "how-to" steps for simple Stata tasks through to more complex graphs and techniques in Stata.
Real-time, authoritative Stata training modules with live instructor interaction, providing a dynamic and engaging learning experience that is structured around an academic learning style with assessments and ongoing feedback.
Great resources to for beginners, intermediate and advanced Stata users.
Every installation of Stata includes all the documentation in PDF format. Stata’s documentation consists of 36 manuals and over 19,000 pages detailing each feature in Stata including the methods and formulas and fully worked examples. You can transition seamlessly across entries using the links within each entry.
Do you know about the official Stata forum? Statalist is a forum where Stata users from experts to neophytes maintain a lively dialogue about all things statistical and Stata.
In the Statalist the users discuss Stata, statistics, and Stata and statistics. You can browse without registering but you need to register to participate in the discussion or ask a question.
Keep up to date with SDAS and Stata on social media.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Elsewhere
The Stata Blog
Not Elsewhere Classified
Here we will try to keep you up-to-date about all things related to the Stata Statistical Software. That includes not only product announcements from StataCorp and others, but timely tips (and sometimes comments) on other news related to the use of Stata.
SDAS on social media
Facebook - Survey Design
LinkedIn - Survey Design
Twitter - @SDAS_ANZ
StataCorp on social media
Facebook - StataCorp
LinkedIn - StataCorp
Twitter - @stata