Operating Systems
Windows (XP and newer)
Mac (OSX 10.4 and newer) 

Browsers
Internet Explorer
Firefox
Safari

Other Software Needs
Plugins: Java

STATLab is accessible at www.statlabonline.com. Contact your SAGE rep via www.sagepub.com/findmyrep or email us at statlab@sagepub.com. We’ll send you a password and instructions for setting up your STATLAB Online class.

Go to www.statlabonline.com and click on the “Instructors” tab.

Then click on “Need to set up an account?”

In the “Enter password” box at the bottom of this screen, enter the password within your slimpack. Click on “Submit password”.

Once the password verifies, a window will open allowing you to enter your information.

Students access STATLab by purchasing a slimpack with an individual registration code.

To access STATLAB Online for the first time students will need:

• A Group ID provided by their instructor,
• A Group Password provided by their instructor,
• The registration code found on the purchased slimpack.

Yes! Instructors can print and distribute their group page with access information to assist students in setting up accounts. To do this, instructors can login to their account and click on “Group information”.

Your account information will pop up. Click “View a printable page of group info” to print this informational page.

No, STATLab cannot be used in an LMS. 

Students and instructors have access for up to 9 months upon activating their account.

Interactive labs allow students to conduct classic behavioural experiments from data collection to statistical analysis. 

Students participate in experiments and are guided through an analysis of their own data. 

Student data is automatically graded and available to instructors immediately.

Make sure your browser settings are in order before attempting to use STATLab. You need to have Java installed on your computer and turned on in your Web browser. Finally, you should disable any pop-up window blocking settings. 

If you are using a computer connected to a public network, the likely cause is a firewall between your computer and the STATLAB Online computers. A firewall is a security program that prevents unauthorized communications between computers over the Internet. The firewall is usually set up by the staff who maintain the network through which your computer connects to the Internet. Ask the computer staff to make a pinhole in the firewall to allow read/write access to statlabonline.com.

If you are using your computer at home, you may need to contact your Internet Service Provider.