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Stats quiz tutor — fills in the answer on your quiz questions, with the R code behind it in the extension popup. statshelpr adds a solve button to statistics questions on Canvas quiz pages. Click it and you get a worked solution: the answer and, for calculation questions, the exact R code that produces the result — executed on a real R runtime on our servers. statshelpr enters its answer into the question for you; review it before you submit. It never submits a quiz for you. Built for intro statistics courses (inference, regression, confidence intervals, probability), statshelpr turns quiz questions into worked examples: - See the R behind the answer — every calculation shows runnable code using the libraries your course teaches (tidyverse, mosaic, moderndive, infer). - Use your course data — upload the CSV your class provides and solutions are computed on your actual dataset, not a lookalike. - Review where you went wrong — open a graded quiz and step through the solution for each question you missed. - Pick your libraries — tell statshelpr which R packages your course uses and solutions follow that style. Privacy: question content is sent to our servers only when you click solve, and used only to generate the answer. Usage telemetry is content-free and can be turned off under "Privacy" in the extension popup. Full policy: https://statshelpr.com/legal statshelpr is a study aid. Use it in accordance with your institution's academic integrity policies. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Instructure or Canvas. "Canvas" is a trademark of Instructure, Inc., used here only to describe compatibility.
Sep 8, 2026
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