Answer by speaking or writing, in the browser.
Participants open the emailed link on a phone or a computer. There’s no app to install and no password to remember: tap to talk, or type instead.
A participant’s week on a phone. Left, their home, with this week’s questions written out before they start. Right, one question.
Built so an answer isn’t lost.
Spoken answers are recorded in the browser and kept on the device until they’re sent, and drafts are kept along the way.
- Answer on a phone or a computer, in the browser: tap to talk, or type instead.
- Recordings stay on the participant’s device until they are sent (a study can turn this off for shared computers).
- Drafts are kept; a microphone check is one tap away.
An email that keeps the questions private.
When questions open, participants get one short email naming the study, how many questions there are and when they close. It never contains the questions’ words, because an inbox preview isn’t private.
Their own page in the study.
Participants keep their own page: what they’ve sent, the consent form they agreed to, the team’s contact, and how to stop or ask for their data to be deleted.
Run a pilot with us.
In development at the IDEEAS Lab and preparing supervised pilots. We are looking for research teams to run them with us. Tell us about your study in a few lines.
Or write to akatz4@vt.edu