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One of our faculty checked the available systems including
ExperimenTrack. He finally negotiated an affordable deal with
Sona-Systems.com for their software. After a semester of use, it seems
to be a complete success for us. Last summer, I used ExperimenTrack at
UC Santa Cruz--again no problems from my instructor's perspective. For
us (at Humboldt State), the problem is not which system to use--rather
the problem is how to get students to show up for their scheduled
research experience. We have had about 20% no-shows, and that includes
an e-mail reminder the day before. Next semester when a student fails
to show up without notifying us, the system will add time to the
required research credits equal to the time that was missed. Maybe
that will help. Personally, I think the problem is that too many of
our students write their appointments on their hands. Then they take a
shower and they've effectively lost their datebook. --Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: greetings y'll i welcome comments or advice regarding management of departmental subject pools for research in general.Also, can you relate any experience or advice regarding use of ExperimenTrack or the Monmouth open source program [http://www.monmouth.edu/psych] or other alternatives thanks so much --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] --
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