TaskForceThe ASA PP Task Force on Remote Testing was initiated in May 2020 under direction of PP TC Chair Gin Best. Task Force goalsTo identify and describe the opportunities and challenges for remote testing for psychological and physiological acoustics, including audiological, speech, language, and hearing research. Task Force activities and approachInitial activities of the task force center around two goals: First, to generate an online resource (this Wiki) discussing the various issues related to remote testing and, where possible, identifying best practices. Second, to characterize a range of potential solutions / platforms for conducting research via remote testing. Such platforms include fully online browser-based listening tests, downloadable software, and shippable "take-home" devices. To ensure a systematic and comprehensive evaluation of platform capabilities, The Task Force will develop an online survey tool for collecting standardized information about each candidate platform. Task Force members
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ContactYou can email the task force at <remotetesting at spatialhearing.org> Presentations about this effortStecker GC and Gallun FJ (2020). "How should we think about remote testing for auditory research?" At CogHear: Cognitive Hearing Workshop Series. Organizers: Malcolm Slaney, Mounya Elihali, et al. Google Groups, 10 September 2020. Stecker GC (2020). "ASA Technical Committee on Psychological & Physiological Acoustics Task Force on Remote Testing." At Boys Town National Research Hospital Workshop on Remote Data Collection Technology & Methods. Zoom, 15 September 2020. Ihlefeld A (2020). "Where have they been with Antje Ihlefeld" Watercooler Neuroscience: Think fast, Season 1, Episode 6. Podcast https://watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk/all-our-episodes Braza M (2020). At UNC Audiology Grand Rounds. Bharadwaj H (2020). "Initial Forays into Web-based Psychoacoustics" At Seminars in Hearing Research at Purdue (SHRP), Zoom, 3 September 2020. Bosen AK (2020). "At-home speech recognition, working memory, and psychophysical experiments for individuals with cochlear implants" at Virtual Midwest Conference on Cochlear Implants (CI CRASH) & Mid-Atlantic Symposium on Hearing (MASH) Joint Meeting, October 17 2020 |