22.3567, FYI: Web Experiment Software for Audio Recording

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Subject: 22.3567, FYI: Web Experiment Software for Audio Recording

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Date: 11-Sep-2011
From: Tally Callahan [tally.callahan at gmail.com]
Subject: Web Experiment Software for Audio Recording
 

	
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Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2011 15:15:40
From: Tally Callahan [tally.callahan at gmail.com]
Subject: Web Experiment Software for Audio Recording

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Hi all,

I'm working on a project on prosody and sentence embedding as an 
R.A. for Janet Fodor. We'd like to collect data via web experiment 
surveying, both for the sake of possibly getting more input and trying 
something new. We've run into a bit of a snag, however. It's important 
for our data collection that we are able to receive audio recording input 
from our participants. The sound quality is not immensely important, we 
just want to be able to check where there are breaks in the prosody 
while the participants are reading these very long, difficult, embedded 
sentences out loud.

Essentially, we need some web experimental surveying software that 
presents participants with written sentences, then allows them read the 
sentences out loud into their microphone for data collection. Then they 
will be asked to score the grammaticality of the sentence.

We've looked into WebExp, and it doesn't appear that this is a 
supported function (though please let us know if we're wrong). Does 
anyone know of any surveying software that would allow us to do what 
we want?

Thanks!
-Tally 



Linguistic Field(s): Psycholinguistics





 







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