by Jo Evershed | Jan 9, 2023 | Experiment Design, Tools
Gorilla is an experiment design tool, not just a task buildÂing or quesÂtionÂnaire tool. This is one of the biggest difÂferÂences between it and other tools availÂable for hosting online experÂiÂments. The Experiment Builder tools allow you to creÂativeÂly...
by Jo Evershed | Oct 11, 2022 | Gorilla Teaching Case Studies
First-year stuÂdents at UCL ExperÂiÂmenÂtal PsyÂcholÂoÂgy demonÂstratÂed real-world results from their textÂbooks with Gorilla. “Gorilla has allowed our stuÂdents to follow their sciÂenÂtifÂic curiosÂiÂty, and be rewardÂed with real data, from the very first stages of...
by Jo Evershed | Sep 8, 2022 | Featured Articles, Online Research
Some researchers have resistÂed the move to online research over the last few years, but the COVID crisis has forced many to switch to online methods. However, one quesÂtion keeps coming up: “Jo, is there a good way to monitor the parÂticÂiÂpant enviÂronÂment when...
by Jo Evershed | Apr 5, 2022 | Behaviour Research Methods, Insights, Online Research, Tutorial
Your first step into proÂgramÂming online experiments.Many experÂiÂmenÂtal psyÂcholÂoÂgists want to learn to code. Favourite lanÂguages are JavaScript, R, Python and MATLAB. But why do so many researchers spend the time learnÂing to script when they could...
by Jo Evershed | Apr 1, 2022 | Data, Insights, Teaching
An age-old debate is whether we should teach staÂtisÂtics not using manual calÂcuÂlaÂtions, but also using softÂware such as SPSS, MINITAB, JASP etc. While many teachÂers and lecÂturÂers prefer manual calÂcuÂlaÂtion, we believe there is a better way. We believe...