Volume 8 (2022)

In Volume 8 of the Journal of Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Scholarship, USF Jamovi Tutorial Project: An Open Education Resource, we created 27 tutorials to learn and use Jamovi (https://www.jamovi.org/about.html), an open source statistical software. The tutorials include guided videos and written tutorials introducing features of Jamovi required to carry out statistical tasks most likely covered in undergraduate level psychology courses such as Psychological Statistics, Research Design, and Advanced Research Methods. Several advantages of using Jamovi are the following: is open-access, intuitive, and it provides a no cost alternative to other statistical software. Other benefits include: simple downloading process, reliability, and low computer memory consumption. Over the past year, we pilot-tested our tutorials across two undergraduate courses (Statistics and Advanced Research Methods). A summary of students' responses (N = 41) indicates a high level of satisfaction in using the tutorials to learn Jamovi. Results can be found here. A special thanks to the following undergraduate students involved in creating and editing the videos: Sage Stefanick, Erica Divinigracia, and Adolfo Barreles.