Previously Recorded Courses
Moving our courses online due to the COVID pandemic has allowed us to archive all our previous courses and offer them in a recorded format.
This is ideal for;
People with busy schedules who can’t take long periods off work to attend workshops.
Allows attendees to work at their own pace with email support.
Suitable for people from all timezones.
The recordings are taken from our Live Online Courses which ensures all materials and software packages are constantly up-to-date.
‘General’ Courses
FREE Introduction To Statistics Using R And Rstudio (IRRSPR)
Advancing in R (ADVRPR)
Introduction To Generalised Linear Models Using R And Rstudio (IGLMPR)
Introduction To Mixed Models Using R And Rstudio (IMMRPR)
Model Selection And Model Simplification (MSMSPR)
Data visualization using GG plot 2 (R and Rstudio) (DVGGPR)
Tickets priced £250
Reproducible and Collaborative Data Science Using R (RACRPR)
Tickets priced £350
Introduction to Time Series Analysis Using R and Rstudio (ITSAPR)
Tickets priced £250
Introduction to Machine Learning Using R and Rstudio (IMLRPR)
Machine Learning Intermediate to Advanced Using R and Rstudio (MLIAPR)
Tickets priced £450
Bayesian
Introduction / Fundamentals Of Bayesian Data Analysis Statistics Using R (FBDAPR)
Bayesian Approaches To Regression And Mixed Effects Models Using R And brms (BARMPR)
Introduction To Stan For Bayesian Data Analysis (ISBDPR)
Bayesian Hierarchical Modelling Using R (IBHMPR)
Bayesian Data Analysis (BADAPR)
Tickets priced £450
Spatial / Spatial Ecology
Introduction To Spatial Analysis Of Ecological Data Using R (ISPEPR)
Model-Based Multivariate Analysis Of Abundance Data Using R (MBMVPR)
Molecular Ecology
Introduction To Eco-Phylogenetics And Comparative Analyses Using R (ECPHPR)
An Introduction to Spatial Eco-Phylogenetics and Comparative Methods (SECMPR)
Miscellaneous Ecology
Multivariate Analysis Of Ecological Communities Using R With The VEGAN package (VGNRPR)
Structural Equation Modelling For Ecologists And Evolutionary Biologists (SEMRPR)
Stable Isotope Mixing Models Using SIBER, SIAR, MixSIAR (SIMMPR)
