Practice Stata-compatible syntax on a Chromebook
Use a modern Chromebook browser for supported statistics workflows without installing a desktop application.
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Designed for a browser-first classroom
Chromebooks are often managed devices where students cannot install software. stats.camp runs its statistics engine in the browser, so an instructor can share the live demo or ask students to open the app and work from the same supported command set.
The live demo requires no account. Creating and syncing personal projects uses GitHub sign-in.
A simple lab sequence
import delimited "hsb2.csv", clear
describe
summarize math read write
tabulate race
regress math female i.race
The sequence loads a CSV, inspects its schema, summarizes test scores, creates a frequency table, and runs a regression. It is short enough for a first lab while exercising several distinct parts of the engine.
Classroom checks
- Confirm the school permits the stats.camp and GitHub domains.
- Test required commands and options before assigning the lab.
- Keep a download or source copy of important project files.
- Check accessibility requirements on the managed device fleet.
Browser storage can be cleared or unavailable in private browsing, so local persistence should not be treated as the only backup.
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Try the workflow
Open the live project, inspect the existing do-file, and adapt the example above. No stats.camp account is required for the demo.
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