Learning Resources

The extended Q-Step community is an excellent place to start if you want to explore quantitative methods:

• University of Exeter resource page features an expansive range of materials on statistical methods and software
• University of Glasgow's learning repository includes audiovisual and interactive material ranging from beginner to advanced methods
• University of Oxford have included audio visual resources to help learners make sense of statistics and quant methods
• Queen's University Belfast provides examples of statistics in action, with a list of websites and articles featuring quantitative data
• The University of Sheffield include a selection of introductory videos that act as a nice springboard to more advanced topics

And if you are looking to strengthen and expand your quantitative skills, the following list is a great place to kickstart your learning:

• Virtual Statistics Lab is an excellent cache of statistics resources, including an online textbook, demonstrations, and case studies
• International Centre for Statistical Education explains statistical formula, sampling types, and command functions for Excel and other statistical software
• Numbas is a numeracy learning and assessment tool developed by Newcastle University 
• Professor Alan Dix explains the maths behind the data we encounter in our everyday lives

Targeted Resources

General Stats Information

• Types of data in statistics (Towards Data Science) 

Surveys

• How to design user-centred surveys (Government Statistics Service) 

SPSS

• Zvi Oduba (University of Manchester alumnus) created an Udemy short course, 'Logistic Regression in SPSS for Social Science Research' (note there is a small fee for this course)

More to come...