What we do
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Stats4SD creates online courses relating to its areas of work and expertise. Some are taught courses, while others use a self-learning approach. Our courses are delivered on the Stats4SD Moodle site or on the websites of those who commissioned them.

To access the Stats4SD Moodle site you have to register, but registration is free. Once you have access, you can enrol for courses, track your progress and obtain certificates.

We tailor our approach depending on the project. This can mean developing content by drawing on the knowledge within the Stats4SD team or by collaborating with external partners. It can involve multiple different formats of course delivery, including videos, interactive e-learning activities, webinars and interactive workbooks.

Our team is skilled at creating effective learning experiences from complex information. We have many years of experience – both at Stats4SD and previously at the University of Reading – with adapting courses to a range of audiences, accessibility needs, specific user requirements and technical specifications.

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Our Work

Examples of the courses we have created

More Information

You can find courses and other e-learning materials in the Stats4SD Resources Library.

Get in Touch

To learn more about how we can help you, please contact:

Alex Riba

Alex Riba

Operations Director and Senior Statistician

Alex Riba

Alex Riba

Operations Director and Senior Statistician

Alex leads our work on Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), impact assessment and the development of indices. He is also an expert in surveys and statistical analysis. He has over 25 years of experience in research, research methods and teaching statistics. At Stats4SD, Alex has worked with projects in areas such as food and agriculture, international development, health and nutrition, education, and climate change. For quantitative studies, his expertise guides the process from the design stage to the reporting of results, as he supports areas such as survey design, sampling, digital data collection, creation of analysis plans and complex statistical analysis. Alex has a PhD in Statistics and an MSc in Humanities. Before joining Stats4SD, he worked for the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Barcelona Tech, and for the University of Reading.

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