lab.js: social, cognitive and behavioral research in the browser

[FelixHenninger]

[ Project Contact ] @FelixHenninger
[ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/felixhenninger/lab.js
[ Track ] Open Innovation
[ Community ] Mozilla Science - wrangler: @stephwright
[ Location ] Bonn, Germany (UTC+02:00)

Description

Our project helps scientists studying behavior and cognition to build experiments and questionnaires in the browser. Besides collecting data, researchers can document and share their work, so that others can reproduce, extend, and recombine previous research.

Using our graphical interface, beginners can assemble entire studies from basic components using drag and drop and a bit of HTML, while more experienced users are free to fully customize all aspects of their study if they so desire.

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[stephwright]

Hi @FelixHenninger ... looks like you just need a CONTRIBUTING.md and an image (or tell me you don't want an image) and I can get this up on Pulse for you. Nice job on tagging a couple issues "Good First Bugs".

[FelixHenninger]

Hi @stephwright , thanks so much for your support and encouragement — this has been a fantastic experience already, and we haven't even really gotten started! I've appended a header below, and with it, hopefully, this is ready for Mozilla Pulse. 🎈 Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help, or any useful information I might provide.

[stephwright]

You've been Pulsed! https://www.mozillapulse.org/entry/296

[FelixHenninger]

@stephwright Awesome, thanks a lot! What a privilege to see our little logo among all the other fantastic projects!

[himankpathak]

Hey, I'm Himank. I have skills in web design, graphic design, writing and i would like to help you out in this project.

[FelixHenninger]

Hi there, @himankpathak, thanks so much for stopping by! This is totally awesome — we could really use help in those areas. I've answered your comment on the design issue, but I'd be glad to help you find a way to contribute that best suits your interests beyond that. You'll find me anytime via these threads, or on our slack channel. See you around, I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

[abbycabs]

Thanks for participating in #mozsprint 2017! We're gearing up for 2018 and closing all the issues from last year. Want to bring your project to #mozsprint 2018, May 10-11? Our Call for Projects is open!

[abbycabs]

Updated link for the call for projects!: https://foundation.mozilla.org/opportunity/global-sprint/lead-a-project/

[FelixHenninger]

Hi Abby,

thanks so much for taking care of us! Last year's sprint was a blast. I've already registered for the next one, and boy am I looking forward to it :-)

All the very best, and see you soon!

-Felix