Collect anonymous answers to any Doc Lobe assessment where the internet is slow, expensive or missing: rural communities, schools and prisons without internet, and partner sites around the world. Participants take the assessment on one shared computer or tablet, answers are saved on that device, and you send one small file to Doc Lobe whenever you reach a connection.
Choose the assessment for this session.
Answers are stored only in this browser on this device until you export them. Export at least once a day, and before you clear the browser or close a borrowed computer.
On doclobe.com, if the connection drops when someone finishes, their anonymous answers are kept on their device and sent automatically the next time they open Doc Lobe with internet. Visiting once also lets the assessments open later without a connection.
The station stores only answers, optional background questions, the study code and your site label. No names, emails or device information. Do not type names into the site label. Clear the station after you export.
Every participant gives consent and confirms they are 18 or older. Research needs IRB or ethics approval. Incarcerated people are a specially protected group (45 CFR 46, Subpart C), and international sites may need local approval as well.
Each assessment page is small and works in any current browser on Windows, Mac, Chromebook, Android or iPad. A whole class's answers fit in a file smaller than one photo.
