StatPi Nov 8 seat
For intro statistics students and the people who teach them

The arithmetic, done. The thinking, yours.

You type the numbers from your problem. StatPi picks the sheet, does the arithmetic and writes out every step between the formula and the answer, with a plain note wherever a step needs a reason.

Works in your phone's browser. No account to make.

Is my sample mean really above 30?
z 1.820p 0.0344

Below 0.05: significant at the 0.05 level.

For students

See the step that would have tripped you up.

  1. Say what you are trying to find outHome asks the question in plain words first, the test name second. "Is this coin fair?" before "chi-square, goodness of fit."
  2. Put your numbers inType them, paste a column, or join your class and send your data from your phone.
  3. Read the working, not just the answerEvery result carries its worked steps in a fixed-width column, the way you would write them on paper.
A worked step, as StatPi writes it
observed 31, expected 25
(31 − 25)² / 25 = 1.440
chi-square 2.880, df 1
p = 0.0897

Squared, so a gap above and a gap below both count.

Not significant at 0.05. At 0.10 it would be.

StatPi home screen asking what you are trying to find out A StatPi result with its worked steps Collecting class data with one code
For teachers

One result on the projector. Thirty phones sending data.

Live class sessions

Start a session, show one code, and every phone in the room sends its numbers to your screen. No wifi? Each phone shows a code you scan.

The working on the board

Put one result up for the room and talk through each step. The steps are the same ones your students see on their phones.

Built at the front of a room

The idea came from a statistics professor who taught intro biostatistics for more than twenty years: teach statistics, not how to be a statistician. Meet him.

Lite and Pro

Start free. Open the rest when your course gets there.

Free

StatPi Lite

One variable: put it in, describe it, and work the binomial, Poisson and normal sheets.

Open Lite
$30 once, Student Pass

StatPi Pro

Two variables and regression, categories, the t, chi-square and F sheets, Bayes' rule, intervals and tests, ANOVA, and live class sessions. One purchase, no subscription.

See pricing
Sunday, November 8, 7 to 9 PM Eastern, online, free

Bring the problem that is due this week.

Two hours of live statistics office hours with Professor Paul Weiss, PhD. Send your problem ahead and it may get worked on screen, step by step.