Randomizing and Running Multiple Projects with One Link

Randomizing and Running Multiple Projects with One Link

Introduction

In EyeQuestion there is the option to use subprojects to redirect participants to different questionnaires.  It could be the case when there is a need to randomly direct participants to any of two available projects. With the following example, you will be able to create a mother project that can randomly redirect participants to any given test. 

Setting Up Questionnaires in EyeQuestion 

Separately create all the subprojects, in our example we have 2 subprojects. In practice you could have as many sub projects as needed. 


The design settings from the subprojects can be set up as Inherit from parent project


You then need to create a mother project, this is the project from where the participant will start the test and from where all the re directing will occur. 
In the mother project the design needs to have as many products as sub projects there are in your set up. In our example there are 2 sub projects, so this means that the mother project will need to have 2 products as well.  Adjust the design via Design>Generate Design. You can use here your prefer design settings, in the example below we use automatically. 


You need to link the sub project to each product under the product properties, you can then select the sub project from under the sub project drop down. (Sub projects need to be deployed so they can be selected from under this list). 


Add the special question subproject into a screen in the design section.
Add question>Special questions>Sub project>Select Project from design is used.

Running the Questionnaire 

It is important that the participants start your questionnaire from the mother project. This means that when allocating your test, you should only allocate the mother project.
You can allocate via Allocate>Allocate>Select the mother project.
Participants starting from the mother project will be automatically directed to both the subprojects that were selected. 


If you prefer to share a link, do so by sending only the link to the mother project. 
Find the link in the mother project via Distribution page > Panelist with log in 


NOTE:
  1. The start and end screens in the subprojects are not necessary as panelists will start from a mother project, then they are redirected to subprojects and at the end they are redirected back to the mother project. So if the mother project has the start and end screen then it should be enough.
  2. If a panelist answers the mother project using an anonymous link, they close the screen by mistake although they haven't finished the questionnaire then they cannot resume the questionnaire. To avoid this issue panelist should use their login.

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