ICPSR has a rich set of resources for instructors teaching with data, including: Data-Driven Learning Guides and Exercise Modules for research methods courses. Many ICPSR datasets are mappable or contain GIS files can be used for teaching about spatial data. This guide for mapping ICPSR data in R Studio includes a tutorial and exercises that will introduce students to exploring ICPSR data with a GIS
Topically-focused data training exercises from IPUMPS to help students familiarize themselves with the IPUMS websites. They also offer specialized training resources for leveraging the panel aspect of the Current Population Survey and for working with Time Use data.
Cleaned and structured data, replication code, course materials, and papers available for policymakers, civic leaders, and educators. Topics include: National Trends, Neighborhoods, Education, and Racial Disparities.
Sage Research Methods Datasets is a collection of teaching datasets that can be used to support the instruction and independent learning of quantitative and qualitative analytical methods used in the social sciences.
An interdisciplinary teaching resource aimed at providing instructors with ideas about how to use the eHRAF World Cultures and eHRAF Archaeology online databases in their curricula. Browseable and searchable collection of syllabi and lesson plans.
Most of their data collection can be used in teaching. They also have dedicated teaching datasets and resources to support teaching and learning. Teaching resources come with background information about the topics covered, snippets of real data from UK Data Services collections, discussion questions, and further observations and notes to help aid discussions.
