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| ======Create Interviews: Study Settings====== | ======Create Interviews: Study Settings====== |
| //NOTE:// Refer to the [[multinamegenerator|Multiple Name Generator Function page]] for recent changes to EgoWeb 2.0 authoring. The remaining instructions for authoring will be updated over time. Most of the instructions are the same except for changes noted in the link above.\\ \\ Authoring a study is at the heart of EgoWeb 2.0. In EgoWeb 2.0 terminology, a "study" is a bundle of a particular social network questionnaire and all of the settings for administering the questionnaire. This section explains the features of the “Authoring” submenu, which is used to create and edit social network questionnaires and establish settings for respondents and interviewers. While there is a minimum level of familiarity with social network theory and practice required to plausibly design and implement studies, we hope that EgoWeb 2.0 can scaffold the effort of new practitioners.\\ \\ Below are step by step directions for authoring a study, in the order you will find them in EgoWeb 2.0. While all the fields are explained, there is a more detailed glossary at the end of this documentation.\\ \\ | //NOTE:// If you are converting an existing EgoWeb install, refer to the [[multinamegenerator|information about the new multiple name generator functions and the changes to EgoWeb 2.0 authoring that require converting an older study.]] The remaining instructions for authoring have been updated for these new features.\\ \\ Authoring a study is at the heart of EgoWeb 2.0. In EgoWeb 2.0 terminology, a "study" is a bundle of a particular social network questionnaire and all of the settings for administering the questionnaire. This section explains features of the “Authoring” submenu which are related to the structure of an EgoWeb 2.0 questionnaire. Instructions for creating specific questions are located [[create_interviews_questions|in the "Questions" page.]] Together, these pages are used to create and edit social network questionnaires and establish settings for respondents and interviewers. While there is a minimum level of familiarity with social network theory and practice required to plausibly design and implement studies, we hope that having an easily programmed tool like EgoWeb 2.0 will help build confidence of new practitioners that they can conduct social network research.\\ \\ Below are directions for authoring the settings of a study. While all the fields are explained, there is a more detailed glossary at the end of this documentation.\\ \\ |
| ====Navigate to the Authoring Section==== | ====Navigate to the Authoring Section==== |
| To get to the Authoring section, choose “Authoring” from the main EgoWeb 2.0 home page: | To get to the Authoring section, choose “Authoring” from the main EgoWeb 2.0 home page: |
| === Conclusion === | === Conclusion === |
| Text entered into the Conclusion box will appear on the final screen of an interview. This page displays after the final question after a respondent or interviewer clicks the "Finish" button. That button appears on the final question in place of the "Next" button and saves all responses as a completed interview. | Text entered into the Conclusion box will appear on the final screen of an interview. This page displays after the final question after a respondent or interviewer clicks the "Finish" button. That button appears on the final question in place of the "Next" button and saves all responses as a completed interview. |
| {{ :study_settings_7.png |}} | {{ :study_settings_7.png?800 |}} |
| | Conclusion Text Box For Final Screen After Interview Completion | | | Conclusion Text Box For Final Screen After Interview Completion | |
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