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I am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script?
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+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either).
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+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this.
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+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify?
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+x+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify?
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+x+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify? Hi Dave, Thanks so much. I'll try this but I'm not really familiar with any of it so I may need some more help. I don't have a public Dropbox folder but will try to create one and then see if I can link it on the launch page. None of the people here (Melbourne Australia) know how to do this so we're on a steep learning curve :-)
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+x+x+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify? Hi Dave, Thanks so much. I'll try this but I'm not really familiar with any of it so I may need some more help. I don't have a public Dropbox folder but will try to create one and then see if I can link it on the launch page. None of the people here (Melbourne Australia) know how to do this so we're on a steep learning curve :-) Here's a quick example of a PDF download link on a regular launch page: http://research.millisecond.com/test/plsdebriefexample.webThe PDF is hosted on Google Drive in this case, but it would work essentially the same with Dropbox or any other method of hosting the files. The text you put into the "Enter any text you'd like to display on the launch page (optional):" field in your web experiment's settings is something along the lines of The Plain Language Statement can be downloaded here: <a href=" https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0BwXTttjjK3zgbDlUajZWd3RpZzg">PDF</a> (replace the part in bold with the link to your respective file)
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+x+x+x+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify? Hi Dave, Thanks so much. I'll try this but I'm not really familiar with any of it so I may need some more help. I don't have a public Dropbox folder but will try to create one and then see if I can link it on the launch page. None of the people here (Melbourne Australia) know how to do this so we're on a steep learning curve :-) Here's a quick example of a PDF download link on a regular launch page: http://research.millisecond.com/test/plsdebriefexample.webThe PDF is hosted on Google Drive in this case, but it would work essentially the same with Dropbox or any other method of hosting the files. The text you put into the "Enter any text you'd like to display on the launch page (optional):" field in your web experiment's settings is something along the lines of The Plain Language Statement can be downloaded here: <a href=" https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0BwXTttjjK3zgbDlUajZWd3RpZzg">PDF</a> (replace the part in bold with the link to your respective file) I've also added redirection to a (very simple) custom finish page to the above example. Like the launch page, it has a download link for a dummy debriefing document (PDF) hosted on Google Drive. The respective HTML file is attached, and you can view / edit it with a simple text editor (think: Notepad). You need to remove the .txt extension from the attached file (the forum doesn't allow uploads of files with .html extension for security reasons). Hope this helps.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify? Hi Dave, Thanks so much. I'll try this but I'm not really familiar with any of it so I may need some more help. I don't have a public Dropbox folder but will try to create one and then see if I can link it on the launch page. None of the people here (Melbourne Australia) know how to do this so we're on a steep learning curve :-) Here's a quick example of a PDF download link on a regular launch page: http://research.millisecond.com/test/plsdebriefexample.webThe PDF is hosted on Google Drive in this case, but it would work essentially the same with Dropbox or any other method of hosting the files. The text you put into the "Enter any text you'd like to display on the launch page (optional):" field in your web experiment's settings is something along the lines of The Plain Language Statement can be downloaded here: <a href=" https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0BwXTttjjK3zgbDlUajZWd3RpZzg">PDF</a> (replace the part in bold with the link to your respective file) I've also added redirection to a (very simple) custom finish page to the above example. Like the launch page, it has a download link for a dummy debriefing document (PDF) hosted on Google Drive. The respective HTML file is attached, and you can view / edit it with a simple text editor (think: Notepad). You need to remove the .txt extension from the attached file (the forum doesn't allow uploads of files with .html extension for security reasons). Hope this helps. Thanks Dave!! Your help is really appreciated. Jenny
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xI am just about to run an MTurk study where the participants read a Plain Language Statement at the beginning of the study and a Debriefing statement at the end. These are currently embedded in the script as images. Our Ethics Committee requires that participants have the option of downloading both of these statements and I can't find a way of doing this other than to direct them first to a Qualtrics survey where the PLS is downloadable then to Inquisit and then back to another Qualtrics survey with the Debriefing statement OR getting them to enter their email address in the first Qualtrics survey and then emailing them the debriefing statement individually (which would be fun as we are wanting 300 participants). Is it possible to embed downloadable pages in an Inquisit 5 script? Thanks You can put a download link for the Plain Language Statement on your experiment's launch page (or -- if you prefer -- in your announcement on MTurk). Similarly, you can upload a custom finish page (HTML file) containing a download link to your Debriefing statement and redirect your participants to that custom finish page via your web experiment's settings. All these things would happen outside of your actual script, i.e. the script itself would neither contain the Plain Language Statement nor the Debriefing statement (or any links to either). Hi Dave, Thanks for this. I may be being an idiot but I can't see how to put a downloadable link on the launch page. Is there something I'm missing? Also, with the custom finish page how do I put in a download link. Sorry for being an idiot but I'm just not familiar with doing this. Have you put the statements online already in some downloadable format (e.g. PDF files in a public Dropbox folder or the like)? If so, you merely put the link to the respective document in the launch page's body and in a HTML file (for the custom finish page) which you can create with a HTML-capable editor of your choosing. You then merely upload the HTML finish page file along with your script and select to re-direct to that page in the web experiment's settings. Does that clarify? Hi Dave, Thanks so much. I'll try this but I'm not really familiar with any of it so I may need some more help. I don't have a public Dropbox folder but will try to create one and then see if I can link it on the launch page. None of the people here (Melbourne Australia) know how to do this so we're on a steep learning curve :-) Here's a quick example of a PDF download link on a regular launch page: http://research.millisecond.com/test/plsdebriefexample.webThe PDF is hosted on Google Drive in this case, but it would work essentially the same with Dropbox or any other method of hosting the files. The text you put into the "Enter any text you'd like to display on the launch page (optional):" field in your web experiment's settings is something along the lines of The Plain Language Statement can be downloaded here: <a href=" https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0BwXTttjjK3zgbDlUajZWd3RpZzg">PDF</a> (replace the part in bold with the link to your respective file) I've also added redirection to a (very simple) custom finish page to the above example. Like the launch page, it has a download link for a dummy debriefing document (PDF) hosted on Google Drive. The respective HTML file is attached, and you can view / edit it with a simple text editor (think: Notepad). You need to remove the .txt extension from the attached file (the forum doesn't allow uploads of files with .html extension for security reasons). Hope this helps. Thanks Dave!! Your help is really appreciated. Jenny Hi Dave, Everything is working fine except the finish page. I put a link to it
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