The Internet
Psychology Lab (IPL) is a multimedia, interactive system for laboratory
instruction in psychology. The IPL project provides lessons, demonstrations, and
experiments that are available to students using remote Internet clients. These
clients may be personal computers in students' homes or dormitories, public
access terminals and workstations at campus computing sites, or computers in
instructional laboratories. The client computer will use interactive software
such as Sun Microsystems’ Java™ to execute instructions downloaded
from the IPL server. This method will ensure precise timing of display, sound
device, pointing device, and keyboard operations.
The long term goal of the
IPL project is to provide a dynamic, up-to-date medium and database that will
become a regular part of the instructional resources for psychology and
human-computer interaction available on the World Wide Web.
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Leonard J. Trejo, Ph.D., Founder Email: ltrejo@pacdel.com |
Gary Bradshaw, Ph.D., Co-Founder Department of Psychology,Email: glb2@ra.msstate.edu |
Credits
Christopher Currie, Research
Assistant
Clara A. N. Fitzgerald, Research
Assistant
Michael Hamman, Lead Software
Engineer
Jordan I. K. McClure, Programmer
Ernesto Duran, Programmer
Sheila Reed, Site and Graphic Design
The project is presently located at Pacific Development and Technology, LLC
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