inTin description

Omschrijving voor gebruikers
Met inTin rapporteer je als gebruiker dagelijks over je interesses. Je krijgt een inlogcode van de onderzoeker om de applicatie te kunnen gebruiken. De applicatie vraagt je een aantal keer per dag of je wilt invullen met welke interesse je net bezig bent geweest of over hebt gepraat. Ook word je gevraagd met wie je je interesses deelt en welke media je daarbij gebruikt. Om je interesses te illustreren kun je ook audio, foto’s, en video’s uploaden. Je krijgt instructie op school over het gebruik van de applicatie.

Description for researchers
inTin is designed by Dr. Sanne Akkerman at Utrecht University in collaboration with Dr. Arthur Bakker, Esther Slot, MSc., Millitza Kroonenberg, BSc., Wim van Velthoven, BSc. and the UU Web-team (FSW - H&S). It functions as a tool for researchers to conduct ecological momentary assessment (or Experience Sampling). Respondents report on their interest-related interactions during a given research period (a day, a week, or even longer). It is possible to gather idiosyncratic, detailed and longitudinal data about the interest development of the respondents in relation to their social network (interactions). Description for users
With inTin report as a user you daily about your interests. You get a login code from the researcher to use the application. The application asks you several times a day if you want to fill with the interest you've just been busy or have talked about. Also, you are asked who you share your interests and what media you are thereby used. To illustrate your interests, you can also record audio, upload photos, and videos. You get instruction at school about how to use the application.

Description for researchers
inTin is designed by Dr. Sanne Akkerman at Utrecht University in collaboration with Dr. Arthur Baker, Esther Slot, MSc., Millitza Kroonenberg, BSc., Wim van Velthoven, BSc. UU and the Web team (FSW - H & S). It functions as a tool for researchers to conduct ecological momentary assessment (or experience sampling). Respondents report On Their interest-related interactions constantly've given a research period (a day, a week, or even longer). It is possible to gather idiosyncratic, detailed and longitudinal data about the development interest of the Respondents in relation to Their social network (interactions).