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Gerrit Hirschfeld1, Heidrun Bien, Meinou de Vries

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OR-Vis is new open-source software designed for online rating studies. It simplifies creating custom questionnaires, enabling efficient data collection from participants for specific subsets of items.

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Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Research Methodology

Background:

  • Existing online questionnaire tools often fall short for specialized online rating studies.
  • Collecting data on subsets of stimuli for each participant is a common but challenging requirement.
  • There is a need for efficient software to manage online rating study delivery and data collection.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce OR-Vis, a novel software solution for setting up and managing online rating studies.
  • To describe the functionality and usability of OR-Vis for researchers.
  • To provide instructions for installation and data gathering using OR-Vis.

Main Methods:

  • OR-Vis allows researchers to define the item set, participant response load, item exposure frequency, and rating questions.
  • The software automatically generates unique questionnaires tailored to each participant.
  • OR-Vis manages the entire data collection process.

Main Results:

  • OR-Vis enables the rapid setup of online rating studies.
  • It facilitates the delivery of customized questionnaires to individual participants.
  • The software streamlines the data collection process for rating studies involving subsets of stimuli.

Conclusions:

  • OR-Vis is a valuable open-source tool for researchers conducting online rating studies.
  • Its features address the limitations of existing software for this specific research design.
  • OR-Vis simplifies the creation and management of online rating studies, improving research efficiency.