Open Resources: Trainings

Statistical Thinking for Business – with JASP and Python – Chapter 1

  • Norbert Poncin
  • 30 May 2025
  • 1 min read

This Post is part of an open-access course offered by Your Science | Scientific Consulting. We have made it publicly available to showcase the type of training we provide and to illustrate key elements of our innovative training model, described as: “Immersive, internship-style didactics, AI-era content and pedagogy, AI-assisted training with Socratic guidance, role-playing, dynamic visualizations, and educational animations.”

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