New guest blog post by Rivka de Vries introduces the Statkat module, a method selection tool to help you find the appropriate statistical technique for your research question and data. blog.jamovi.org/2018/06/25/sta…

jamovi 0.9.1.9 is out now! Adding ordinal logistic regression, Q-Q plots and normality tests in descriptives, an integrated screen capture tool, and an assortment of plot colour palettes (inc. greyscale). jamovi.org

A new jamovi module! The Rj Editor has just been added to the jamovi library. This lets you enter R code directly into jamovi, allowing you to take advantage of all your favourite R packages, *inside* of jamovi. Blog post for more details: blog.jamovi.org/2018/07/30/rj.…

New guest blog post by datalab.cc founder Barton Poulson, introducing a free online introductory course on jamovi that includes 52 videos – over 4.5 hours of instruction. blog.jamovi.org/2018/08/20/dat…

jamovi module workshop @ mq sydney, Oct 31st Come join us for our first jamovi module development workshop at Macquarie University, Sydney Australia - more details here: blog.jamovi.org/2018/09/23/mod…

hi, can you provide a few more details. what OS, what version of TOSTER? send through a .omv file to contact <at> jamovi.org with thanks

You've all heard of 'the tragedy of the commons', well this is 'the triumph of the commons' a toast to Danielle Navarro and @davidfoxcroft!

BLOG! BLOG! BLOG! @mc_gallucci has written a guest blog post about his amazing GAMLj jamovi module - Introducing GAMLj: GLM, LME and GZLMs in jamovi blog.jamovi.org/2018/11/13/int…

We're bringing laboratory-grade timing performance to the browser with #labjs, a free, open, online experiment builder. Interested? Do stop by our poster tonight (#1236), or catch me anytime at #psynom18, I'd love to chat!

this might be my new favourite experimental apparatus

🎉🎉🎉 jamovi 1.0 is here! 🎉🎉🎉 Today is a monumental occasion as we'd like to announce the immediate availability of jamovi 1.0 We'd like to thank the diverse community which has made this possible: blog.jamovi.org/2019/05/24/jam…

jamovi 1.6 is now available! This significant release brings seamless editing of the results stream. Download at jamovi.org/download.html

The 1.8 series of jamovi is here! This series allows analyses to save values back to the spreadsheet. Think residuals, predicted values, factor scores, etc. We’re also excited to see what other new modules this will enable the jamovi community to develop. jamovi.org/download.html

NEW RELEASE: jamovi 2.0 is now available. this release brings a new ‘variables tab’, allowing you to easily view and edit many columns at once. For data sets with many columns (i.e. surveys), this is a big step forward. download the 2.0 from jamovi.org/download.html

in case you missed it, here's my jamovi talk from use R! 2022. highlighting some nice #rstats integration tricks. youtu.be/32_Oc5jJElA

ubuntu boincy beaver coming out soon!

New blog post, 'introducing filters in jamovi'. In this post we demonstrate how to use the new filter system to exclude outliers, select subsets, and split variables. blog.jamovi.org/2018/04/25/jam…

Ubuntu 18.04 LTS is now available! ubuntu.com/download

i really love how calmly and obliquely the University of Newcastle says "BEWARE OF SNAKES!!"

never quite sure what to do about SPAM in the 'off-topic' forum. it *is* technically 'off-topic'. guidance welcome.