JASP Textbooks
Discovering Statistics Using JASP (SAGE 2025) is a textbook by Andy Field, Johnny van Doorn, and Eric-Jan Wagenmakers. The book is accompanied by a website with publicly accessible materials, data sets, and exercises.
Learning Statistics with JASP: A Tutorial for Psychology Students and Other Beginners (Free PDF 2025) is a textbook by Danielle J. Navarro, David R. Foxcroft, and Thomas J. Faulkenberry that covers the basics of statistical inference with JASP.
For further books see JASP Materials.
JASP Manuals
There exist various manuals in different languages on how to use JASP, see JASP Materials.. For example there are a 120-page guide on Bayesian Inference in JASP and a 186-page one for Classical Inference, both by Mark Goss-Sampson.
The JASP Data Library
JASP comes with a built-in data library of over 50 data sets to illustrate various kinds of analyses. All data sets are accompanied by a .jasp-file that describes the data set and the associated analysis in detail, which makes the JASP Data Library a great tool for teaching. Watch how to access the JASP Data Library (GIF).
A book that documents the data sets and provides example analyses can be freely accessed here (PDF 2020), plus information on the JASP Data Documentation Format (website 2019).
There is also an online version of the JASP Data Library (website 2025).
The JASP Video Library
A comprehensive collection of brief screen-recordings designed to help users get started with JASP. The video library includes step-by-step guides for common analyses and tips for various JASP features, such as data filtering, computing sum scores, or reordering a nominal variable. Ideal for both beginners and teachers, these videos provide visual, easy-to-follow instructions to enhance your understanding of JASP. Tip: right-click a video to adjust the playback speed!
View the JASP Video Library (2025)
This blogpost (2020) provides an overview of JASP video tutorials available on YouTube, including videos in Traditional Chinese, Malay, German, Spanish, French, and Arabic.
The JASP Website
Students new to JASP and/or statistics in general will find guidance on the Getting Started and How to Use JASP pages on our website, where the basic functionality of JASP as well as many of the analyses are explained in detail.
Teaching Material on the OSF
The folder Undergraduate Statistics with JASP (OSF 2020) by Erin Buchanan and colleagues contains a lot of useful material that teachers can use for teaching statistics with JASP.
JASP Workshop Materials
The JASP team has organized many workshops to teach a broader audience about (Bayesian) statistics with JASP. The workshop materials are listed on the JASP Workshop Materials page.
The Generic JASP Workshop (OSF website) contains various workshop materials that have been used in different workshops.
Other JASP Materials
For more JASP-related material (e.g., other online resources, papers, or books about JASP), you can head over to JASP Materials.