Bruce McCune) at Oregon State University and has been offering workshops since 1997. JeriLynn Peck, who studied with the author of the software (Dr.
Workshops cover the same 20-hrs of contact time as the webinars, using the same software, sample datasets, and required companion book (see webinars page above for details), but are taught in person, providing an opportunity for more intimate one-on-one consultation with both instructors.
have a meeting room set up in classroom style with a computer/laptop for the instructor and a computer projector with screen. have ~10 interested participants OR have high-speed internet access that would permit a simultaneous webinar offering. The PC‑ORD training can come to you, if you: Synchronous Live Webinars are offered several times a year. Training Options Webinars (currently via Zoom) interpretation, manipulation, and communication of graphics. association assessment tools (Mantel Test, Fourth Corner Analysis). group-testing tools (MRPP, PerMANOVA, Indicator Species Analysis). classification tools (agglomerative cluster analysis). guided ordination tools (weighted averaging, polar ordination, CCA, RDA, fuzzy set ordination). exploring and preparing the data for analysis and selecting the appropriate tools. importing, screening, and structuring your dataset(s) prior to analysis. Tools are introduced, explained, and demonstrated in the order in which you would use them while conducting an analysis. the PC‑ORD software (through version 7) (how to actually do it). a 10-step analysis process for defensible analysis and interpretation (how to approach your analysis) and. multivariate analyses commonly used on community datasets (which tools do what). 
This short-course on multivariate analyses, with demonstrations in the PC‑ORD software, has been developed to provide training in three areas:
Courses are live, but recorded to permit make-up sessions within one week. Visit the Live Webinars page for more details. Note that the registration deadline is usually 2 weeks in advance of a course to allow for sufficient shipping time for the required book. Live webinar, 17-21 April 2023 ( registration opens in March).
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