Pavlovia for teaching a lab class / tutorial?

Online experiments
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I am looking at the Pavlovia Explore page, https://pavlovia.org/explore
wondering whether any of the online experiments could be suitable for teaching a lab class. But I don’t see any way I can know whether any particular experiment will still be up when it comes time to teach the class. Are there any experiments, perhaps created by the Pavlovia creators, that I can be reasonable confident will still be up 6 months or a year from now?
(also it would be nice if there were any that provided the participant with their raw or summarised data, but that’s a bigger ask).

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Hi Alex, you should be able to fork any public experiment to your own account, where you can modify it as required, and have access to the data your students generate.

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Thanks Michael, and sorry for my ignorance about everything Pavlovia -
and to get the data, I’d have to pay £0.20 per participant, correct? Just checking I understand.

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Either that, or a site licence, which would provide unlimited usage to anyone with a university email address (ie it would cover both teaching and actual experiments, by both staff and students).

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For teaching purposes if you don’t need full data then you could avoid the fee by having the final routine set to never end, perhaps displaying some summary data.