Course » Why THIS course
Watch this video to get a sense of this course.
The material is presented in a way that makes it sound intuitive – you will understand the logic of meta-analysis. You will learn to perform a meta-analysis correctly and to report it properly.
One attendee wrote:
As a professor of statistics, I was unsure whether to take the initial online course in meta-analysis, thinking that it might either be too dense and jargon-filled to be interesting (given Dr. Borenstein’s impressive credentials and knowledge base) or too basic (given that I was already teaching a course).
As I finish the series now, however, I am awestruck by the quality of this offering. Dr. Borenstein is quite simply a master teacher, so he offers complex material in a completely comprehensible form, the best of both worlds.
I picked up details on the statistics, the use of CMA, and the theory behind the statistics, but I also (hopefully) will model the style and clarity of his teaching style in my own work in the future. I look forward to the intermediate and advanced sessions.
– Constance J. Dalenberg, PhD, Alliant International University - Online Workshop
Testimonials
"Thank you very much for the wonderful workshop at Kent State University. I really enjoyed it. I particularly like the way you organize the course, starting with the concept, then applications and examples, and finally common mistakes."
Jingzhen (Ginger) Yang, PhD, MPH - Associate Professor, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, College of Public Health, Kent State University
"I really enjoy the flow of the workshop in terms of how the instructor introduced the basic concepts and then built upon that and introduced more appropriate models. I never used the CMA program before the workshop but I am very impressed by how friendly the program is based on my experience of the workshop."
Hsiang-Yeh Ho - McRel - Los Angeles 2019