Qualtrics is the leading platform for web-based studies in the social sciences, but it was not built with social scientists in mind. As one important example, within Qualtrics it is quite hard to create a readable document showing what a Qualtrics study actually involved, including what was shown to participants, how randomization was implemented, etc….
Category: Researchbox
[137] OSF Will Stop Accepting Your Research Files, You Can Use ResearchBox Instead
The Open Science Framework (OSF) was launched in 2012 and almost overnight became the leading platform for the preservation and sharing of scientific data, materials, and analysis code. It made it far easier to endorse open science by making it easier to practice open science. Unfortunately, some of that is coming to an end. In…
[130] ResearchBox: Even Easier to Use and More Transparently Permanent than Before
Over the past 10 years or so, posting data, code, and materials for published papers has gone from eccentric to mundane. There are a few platforms that enable sharing research files, including ResearchBox. ResearchBox is hosted by the Wharton Credibility Lab, which I co-direct. We also host the pre-registration platform AsPredicted, and a new platform…
[93] ResearchBox: Open Research Made Easy
This post introduces ResearchBox, a new platform for easily sharing data, code, materials, and pre-registrations. With a design and approach similar to AsPredicted, ResearchBox simplifies, standardizes, and organizes supporting materials for publishable research. Compared to the current leading platform, the OSF, ResearchBox is narrowly designed to make it easy for authors to share data, code,…