<p>I've done quite a lot of work on running experiments online over the last while, and have put together some of the code I've found useful in a project tentatively titled <a href="https://github.com/EoinTravers/PsychScript" rel="nofollow">PsychScript</a>.</p>

<p>You will still need to actually program the experiment yourself in JavaScript, but with PsychScript you can do this by modifying a template and changing things around a little, rather than working from scratch.</p>

<p>Hope thing helps!</p>

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2014-02-01T03:40:36.740Z
Thank you for answering. I have to see whether  or not I am able to modify the template. I have seen the OpenSesame Mobile (Beta) app and run it. I wish I could run my experiment online.
Dana Sugu
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2014-01-31T12:59:57.317Z
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Eoin
<p>I've been developing an online platform to run HTML5/Javascript experiments, recruit participants via email, facebook, or twitter, and collect and evaluate results in real time. Neither you nor your participants require anything but a web browser.</p>

<p>As Eoin already mentioned you will still need to develop the experiment yourself in HTML5/Javascript. However I may be able to help you with development, but please consider that the experiment would be open to the general public then.</p>

<p>Please see <a href="http://statode-demo.herokuapp.com/mental-rotation/" rel="nofollow">http://statode-demo.herokuapp.com/mental-rotation/</a> for a demo, it does not require signup.</p>

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2014-04-23T16:42:59.927Z
That's a really nice looking experiment. I've also come across something called [jsPsych](http://www.jspsych.org/), which is along the same lines as what I was working on, but further along, and has a Behavioural Research Methods Paper. Tragically, I had even renamed my project Psych.js before finding out about it.
Eoin
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2014-05-08T07:17:14.517Z
I am not able to write to MySQL Database. I wish I could manage this and use jsPsych script.
Dana Sugu
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2014-04-22T19:39:35.573Z
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stato
<p>Are there online platforms for running <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inhibition_of_return" rel="nofollow">inhibition of return</a> experiments? I want to analyze different cultural groups and an online platform would be the only way to do so. </p>

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How to run "inhibition of return" experiments online?
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# How to run "inhibition of return" experiments online?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-24)

Are there online platforms for running [inhibition of return](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inhibition_of_return) experiments? I want to analyze different cultural groups and an online platform would be the only way to do so.

**Tags:** cognitive-psychology, perception, measurement, experimental-psychology, test


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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-01-31. Score: 1

I've done quite a lot of work on running experiments online over the last while, and have put together some of the code I've found useful in a project tentatively titled [PsychScript](https://github.com/username_1Travers/PsychScript).

You will still need to actually program the experiment yourself in JavaScript, but with PsychScript you can do this by modifying a template and changing things around a little, rather than working from scratch.

Hope thing helps!

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you for answering. I have to see whether  or not I am able to modify the template. I have seen the OpenSesame Mobile (Beta) app and run it. I wish I could run my experiment online.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-04-22. Score: 1

I've been developing an online platform to run HTML5/Javascript experiments, recruit participants via email, facebook, or twitter, and collect and evaluate results in real time. Neither you nor your participants require anything but a web browser.

As username_1 already mentioned you will still need to develop the experiment yourself in HTML5/Javascript. However I may be able to help you with development, but please consider that the experiment would be open to the general public then.

Please see <http://username_2de-demo.herokuapp.com/mental-rotation/> for a demo, it does not require signup.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: That's a really nice looking experiment. I've also come across something called [jsPsych](http://www.jspsych.org/), which is along the same lines as what I was working on, but further along, and has a Behavioural Research Methods Paper. Tragically, I had even renamed my project Psych.js before finding out about it.  
> **username_0**: I am not able to write to MySQL Database. I wish I could manage this and use jsPsych script.  

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