| Hi Jan and List, I’d like to point you to a resource that you might find helpful in developed you web-based or other remote testing approach: The “Remote Testing Wiki” at https://spatialhearing.org/remotetesting. The Wiki is the result of activities by the Remote Testing Task Force, which was launched last year by the Acoustical Society of America Technical Committee on Psychological and Physiological Acoustics. It includes information about issues and practices for remote testing, a database of platforms that can be used to develop and deploy remote testing research, and a variety of other resources including brief reports of project experiences, bibliography of related works, and links to other online resources. The Platform Survey Database includes information that Jan could use to find and select platforms, including several Python-based approaches, that Task Force members and others have evaluated. Finally, the Wiki has a lot of information in it currently but is still growing. We still need help identifying and evaluating platforms the we might not know about yet. There are links for submitting new examples and platformsSo if you have experience with a platform (for example, Borys seems familiar with SenseLabOnline), it would be GREAT if you could visit the wiki and submit information about it. That goes for new platforms and for updating information about features of existing platforms. There is a simple survey tool that just takes a few minutes. Feel free to reach out to me (or better yet, via the contact links on the Wiki) if you have additional question. Chris —
G. Christopher Stecker, PhD, FASA Coordinating Editor, Psychological and Physiological Acoustics Journal of the Acoustical Society of America Chair, Task Force on Remote Testing ASA Technical Committee on Psychological and Physiological Acoustics cstecker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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