The AEA is providing open access to all journal content on the AEA website through August 2020 to overcome any difficulties some may have accessing library subscriptions during these challenging times.
The AEA is providing open access to all journal content on the AEA website through August 2020 to overcome any difficulties some may have accessing library subscriptions during these challenging times.
This organization, the Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN),
located at the Population Studies Center at the University of
Michigan, and supported by the NSF and the Department of Education,
is devoted to using "real" datasets in social science classes
(specifically low-level ones). The datasets are quite varied, so
students should find them interesting. They are designed to be used
with the "StudentCHIP" software (which is quite inexpensive and said
to be quite easy to use), but they can be used with other types of
software as well. When one registers, they will send you
documentation on the datasets, and classroom exercises for their
use. Besides the data, they also offer workshops in using them, and
classroom resources.
http://www.ssdan.net/
