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[David McFarlane]

With summer on its way, it seems like a good time to refresh this thread:

The summer is the perfect time for students in 
your lab to learn new technical skills. How about 
having them learn how to design and program 
computerized behavioral experiments?

Our online course, "E-Prime®: Introduction to 
Programming Computerized Behavioral Tasks", is 
designed to give students hands-on experience in 
making computerized experiments in E-Prime®. 
Students learn step-by-step the full range of 
core elements of E-Prime®. Through a series of 
guided exercises, students see E-Prime® in 
action, and make their own working programs using 
text, images, sound, movies, and more.

The course is designed to reach a broad audience 
interested in learning how to program behavioral 
experiments including students (undergraduate and 
graduate), post doctoral researchers, and faculty.

Learning to program behavioral tasks can be 
daunting, but you don't have to scale that peak 
without help. Hire a guide. Take "E-Prime®: 
Introduction to Programming Computerized 
Behavioral Tasks" and get the training you need to start your expedition.

For more information see 
<http://psychology.msu.edu/Workshops_Courses/eprime.aspx>http://psychology.msu.edu/Workshops_Courses/eprime.aspx

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David McFarlane, Course Instructor
Twitter:  @EPrimeMaster (twitter.com/EPrimeMaster)

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