What you can do in ConductCognition today
A short tour of ConductCognition as it stands on 10 November. After this, we'll post when something changes how you run a study.
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What changed in ConductCognition, newest first: tests, batteries, study features and the Data pages.
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New test pages
Test pages get a new design that shows the evidence behind each test, new tests join the library, and the home page now opens with a reaction time test you can take.
Validity checks, and recruiting with an open link
Each test now checks its own sessions for signs that a participant wasn't engaged, percentiles come only from matching published norms, and a study can recruit through one open link.
ConductCognition offline
ConductCognition can now run on your own server or computer, with participant data, scores and exports kept on your network.
Clock Drawing, and the library in the study builder
The Clock Drawing Task joins the library, and tests now go from the library straight into a study.
A scientist to talk to
You can book a call with a ConductScience scientist from your dashboard, and new tests of attention, memory and planning join the library.
More tests
The library grew in May, with new tests of memory, attention, decision making and planning.
Multilingual studies
A study can now run in a language other than English, from its participant pages to most of its tests.
Tests in the browser, and paid plans
ConductCognition runs cognitive tests in the browser. This release adds new tests, and paid plans by card or by purchase order and invoice.