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Teaching and learning sites
- The Higher Education Academy Economics Network > Online teaching and learning materials.
- HEA Economics Network Handbook for Economics Lecturers: This is a set of guides for university teachers of economics, each written and edited by academic economists with experience of a particular aspect of learning and teaching practice.
- HEA Economics Network Making Economic Sense of Data: Worksheets.These case studies in data search, management and economic interpretation are intended to be used by teachers of first-time students of economics. They are downloadable in Word format with embedded links, for you to adapt, print and/or put in a virtual learning environment.
- Applied Quantitative Methods Network (AQMeN) Teaching Resources provide links to online resources to support teaching of quantitative methods to social scientists.
- European Social Survey Education Net (ESS EduNet) - explore theoretical questions using high quality empirical data
- ICPSR Online Learning Center - data-driven learning guides
- ESRC Social Science for Schools - bringing social science to the classroom
- Intute Virtual Training Suite provides free Internet tutorials to help you learn how to get the best from the Web for your education and research. (Note: From end of July 2011, the Virtual Training Suite has been taken over by TutorPro)
- Timeweb, a project developed for the JISC as part of its programme of enhancing services for learning and teaching has, through a collaboration between MIMAS at the University of Manchester and the Institute for Learning and Research Technology at the University of Bristol created
online teaching and learning materials to help improve data handling skills.
- Open Learning Initiative Probability and Statistics and Statistical Reasoning courses, (free materials provided by Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, United States).
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