Links for Chapter by Reips and Birnbaum

In Handbook of Human Factors in Web Design,

Chapter by Reips and Birnbaum (2011).

Chapter by Birnbaum and Reips (2005).

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Section 2: Links to Listings of Web Experiments

• The Web Experiment List
• Psychological Research on the Net--by John Krantz
• Current Location of Reips' Web Experimental Psychology Lab (original design from 1994)
• Archive of Experimental Materials from Decision Research Center

  Preparatory materials (including Section 3)

• Example 1.1: Bare Bones Web page
• Example 1.2: Bare Bones links Page
• Example 1.3: Bare Bones Images Page
• OpenOffice.Org
• iScience Server

  Section 3 of the Handbook Chapter

• Example in Table 27.1: Bare Bones Web Form
• Example 2.2: Bare Bones Web Form with CGI script
• Link to Data File at ati-birnbaum.netfirms.com.
• Example 2.3: Web Form with Radio Buttons
• Link to snake/tunnel experiment from the 90's (Start, in German)
• Link to snake/tunnel experiment (tunnel page)
• Link to VAS generator

  Section 4 of the Handbook Chapter

• Link to SurveyWiz3 by Birnbaum
• Link to List of Programs, including FactorWiz, by Birnbaum
• Example in Table 27.2: Driving survey created in SurveyWiz3
• Example 3.2: Gender Example with Links and JavaScript confirm
• Web Colors Information
• Try Out 16 Million Colors
• A list of 142 color names, their RGB Values and Color Swatches
• WWW Survey Assistant by Schmidt (Appears to be no longer on Web)

  Section 4 Links

• Link to WEXTOR by Reips, Blumer and Neuhaus
• Overview of WEXTOR Approach to Web Experiments
• Some Considerations in Selecting Techniques for Creating and Analyzing Web studies.
• Frequently Asked Questions about WEXTOR

  Section 5 Links

• iScience Server
• Link to Apache.org for free server and Perl distributions
• Search for LogMaster--a freeware application to read log files (Mac OS X)
• Operate your own Mac OS X Server
  • Using Perl Script to Save Data on Mac OS X
  • Configuring MySQL for Mac OS X.
  • PHP for Mac OS X
  • How to Configure Log Files in Apache Web server for Mac OS X
  • http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20020715085959338 Configuring the Apache Web Server to provide more useful Log Files.
• Operate your own PC Server:
  • Link to Schmidt Materials in Advanced Training In Internet Research Site: Schmidt (2003)
  • Schmidt: Using Perl Script to Save Data on PC
  • Instructional Materials by Anja Goeritz (2004) on Apache, PHP, MySQL for PC

  Section 6 Links

• Scientific LogAnalyzer by Reips and Stieger

  Section 9 Links

• Experimenting Overnight
• Groups.Google.com
• Web Cams to Tübingen and Fullerton
• About Web Cams and Crystal Balls
• Tübingen Web Cam
• Cal State Fullerton Campus WebCams

  Useful Links

• Search Google.com
• Archive of Web Browsers
• Download from CNET also known as Download.com
• "http://www.visibone.com/colorblind/" Visibone color pallet for color-deficient
• "http://www.albion.com/netiquette/" Web Etiquette--Netiquette--How to be polite in the WWW

  Free Tutorials on the Web

• Tutorials on HTML, scripting languages, and more
• Free Hosting and Basic HTML instruction at NEOCITIES.ORG

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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants SBR-9410572, SES-9986436, BCS-0129453, and SES DRMS-0721126 to the first author via California State University, Fullerton. The second author received support from the University of Zurich. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation or of their universities.

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