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DESCRIPTION:The Future of Research is Online: Building an accessible ecosys
 tem to empower the next generation of behavioral researchers.  If you're pl
 anning to attend\, please fill out the following form so that the presentat
 ion is tailored to the preferences of the audience:https://docs.google.com/
 forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdq0L54PLT3E9SdIcyn5b2uFx71NyyAgbOtvyrKUgYYHniXkQ/viewform
   FindingFive is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting behavior
 al scientists’ web-based research by making it easy and cost-effective to i
 mplement experiments and collect data. With FindingFive\, researchers can e
 asily implement web-based experiments\, recruit participants (from both a p
 ublic pool or Bring Your Own Participants!)\, give cash rewards or course c
 redit for completed studies\, and export data for analysis\, all in a singl
 e vertically integrated ecosystem that supports collaboration. As a nonprof
 it\, our mission at FindingFive is to build the technological infrastructur
 e that allows researchers to focus on the science\, as opposed to the tedio
 us challenges such as programming an online study\, securing participant da
 ta\, and staying compliant with ever-shifting privacy laws and regulations.
  In contrast to market-oriented survey tools\, FindingFive tailors to the s
 pecific needs of behavioral scientists\, allowing researchers to create exp
 eriments by describing experimental designs instead of programming logic\, 
 with built-in support for common paradigms such as 2AFC\, priming\, self-pa
 ced reading\, and language production tasks. Compared to loosely-organized 
 academic projects\, FindingFive is a sustained effort that continuously dev
 elops and maintains the platform\, so that research expertise can accumulat
 e and grow among lab members of current and future cohorts.  In this talk\,
  we'll discuss the ongoing efforts and challenges in our nonprofit's missio
 n\, and demonstrate how the current version of our platform has already ena
 bled many researchers to collect data online and manage online research pro
 jects for entire labs.
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SUMMARY:BCS Computational Tutorial Series on Web-based Behavioral Research
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