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  • Survey Methodology
  • Online Learning

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  • Undergraduate subject pools are common in US higher education.
  • The Health Education Research Experience (HERE) Program was the first online course-based subject pool for online health education students.
  • The program ran for five semesters (Spring 2012–Summer 2013) with 13 studies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the Health Education Research Experience (HERE) Program, an online course-based subject pool.
  • To present aggregated metadata on devices used by students completing online health education surveys.
  • To inform survey designers and researchers about the implications of device diversity in online survey completion.

Main Methods:

  • The HERE Program embedded 13 studies within an undergraduate online health education course.
  • Survey instruments included metadata on student device usage for survey completion.
  • Institutional Review Board approval was obtained for all study procedures and data collection.

Main Results:

  • Metadata on student device usage for online survey completion were collected and aggregated.
  • Descriptive statistics of the metadata are presented in tables.
  • The aggregated metadata are publicly available via Mendeley Data.

Conclusions:

  • Understanding the devices used for online survey completion is crucial for survey methodology and questionnaire design.
  • The findings have implications for researchers designing and implementing online surveys.
  • The aggregated metadata can benefit researchers in survey methodology, questionnaire design, and modes of survey collection.