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| − | [https://www.jspsych.org/ jsPsych] is our system of choice for building online experiments. It is moderately easy to learn, especially for people with some programming experience and can be used for experiments of arbitrary complexity. | + | [https://www.jspsych.org/ jsPsych] is our system of choice for building online experiments. It is moderately easy to learn, especially for people with some programming experience, and it can be used for experiments of arbitrary complexity. |
There is a [https://www.socsci.ru.nl/tsg/sswet Web Experiment Tutorial] that focuses on usage of jsPsych for Radboud Researchers. It explains how to use jsPsych with the [https://radcloud.socsci.ru.nl/ Radcloud] data storage. | There is a [https://www.socsci.ru.nl/tsg/sswet Web Experiment Tutorial] that focuses on usage of jsPsych for Radboud Researchers. It explains how to use jsPsych with the [https://radcloud.socsci.ru.nl/ Radcloud] data storage. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:29, 10 August 2026
jsPsych is our system of choice for building online experiments. It is moderately easy to learn, especially for people with some programming experience, and it can be used for experiments of arbitrary complexity.
There is a Web Experiment Tutorial that focuses on usage of jsPsych for Radboud Researchers. It explains how to use jsPsych with the Radcloud data storage.
Online resources
There are several places where people share their (jsPsych) experiments online: