Teaching

Are you teaching a class in statistics or meta-analysis?
Take advantage of these videos.
You can arrange the following at no cost:
Every student gets
- Access to the videos
- Access to the software for the duration of the course
- Annotated PDFs corresponding to each video
- Exercises with step-by-step instructions for performing the analysis
- Access to discussion boards and zoom sessions
- A PDF copy of the text Common Mistakes in Meta-Analysis and How to Avoid Them
Limited-time offer: This is all at no cost.
This offer applies only to listed courses at universities and hospitals.
Other restriction apply.
We ask that you put a link on your university website to https://meta-analysis.com/

Testimonials
"Excellent introduction to the many features of meta-analysis."
Stephen J. Ganocy, PhD - Dept. of Psychiatry, Case Western Reserve University
"No matter if you’re a clinician, researcher or statistician; the course offers you a broad theoretical as well as practical intro to the discipline of meta-analysis. Everyone seemed to learn something – this shows great competence of Michael Borenstein."
Christina Mohr Jensen - Research Unit for Child & Adolescent Psychiatry