Information and Application Form for Web-Workshops

Web Sites of Participants Jan 2009

Links for Advanced Training Institute (ATI):

• Techniques Overview
• Techniques Overview (MS Word doc)
• Surveywiz3 at ati-birnbaum
• Driving Questionnaire at ati-birnbaum
• Link to the Data.txt file
• Listing of generic Perl script
• Installing the generic Perl script
• Quiz Survey Example
• Gender Example
• FactorWiz
• Example of JavaScript with Imagemap
• More advanced Example of JavaScript with Imagemap
• One-Page Handouts (MSW documents and HTML pages):
  1. Document: Bare Bones Web Page
  2. Bare Bones Web Page-HTML
  3. Document: Simple Web Form
  4. Web Form HTML
  5. Web Colors Simplified
  6. Web Colors and Color Names-HTML Analogy between "safe sex" and "Web-safe" colors: Neither is really SAFE, but some are safer than others.
  7. Bare Bones Links
  8. Bare Bones Links-HTML
  9. Bare Bones Images
  10. Bare Bones Image Links-HTML
  11. Bare Bones JavaScript Document
  12. Bare Bones JavaScript Example-HTML
  13. JavaScript Examples from Birnbaum (2001)-HTML

Useful Links for Web Research

• Link to Birnbaum-Wakcher JavaScript Examples
• Link to Handbook Chapter by Birnbaum & Reips with examples
• Link to Anja Goeritz Materials on Apache, PHP, & MySQL
• Link to Anja Goeritz Materials on Generic HTML Form Processor
• Link to Anja Goeritz Materials on phpPanelAdmin
• Introductory Tutorial on PHP at php.net
• Updated Link on JavaScript, Perl, and more (URL=http://www.autoscripter.com contains what was formerly at the "Cut 'N Paste" JavaScript page). This link has several useful Web color tools.
• Link to R. Chris Fraley Resources. Chris attended the ATI in January 2002 and wrote this book with a good introduction to Perl. Chris can be barely seen in the far right corner of the room in the above picture.
• Birnbaum Psych 466 Web site. Instructional Materials, including assignments, on Web Research
• Updated examples and links. Most of these are available from the CD that comes with Birnbaum book, but a few have been updated.

Material in this Web site is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants No. SBR-9410572, SES-9986436, and especially, BCS-0129453. The Advanced Training Session of 2005 was sponsored by and organized by the American Psychological Association. Sessions in 2009 have been supported by Funding from the National Science Foundation. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation, nor do they necessarily reflect those of the American Psychological Association.

Image credit: panoramic view of ATI taken by Gary McClelland on Sunday, January 20, 2002, during discussion of Web Methodology, Recruiting, and Ethics. The picture is stiched together from six separate images. This page has a background in papayawhip, a superior color to blanchedalmond.