Hi there,
I have a specific study that I'm looking to create using randomization, but I'm not sure how to go about doing it. Here are the details:
I have 20 videos that are split into 2 groups of 10. I would like participants to watch 4 videos from group 1 and 4 videos from group 2 randomly. Participants would see 8 videos in total. I would like the order of the videos they watch to be randomly chosen from each group and mixed together. So, they may see a video from group 1 and then group 2, for example until they have watched 4 from each group. After each video, they will answer a few questions.
The trouble I'm having is that I don't want the groups blocked together. Currently, participants will see 4 random videos from group 1 and then 4 random videos from group 2. Ideally, I would have the videos they watch be mixed up.
Thank you for any help!
You can use the code here.
It does the following, from a page of, 10 videos, 5 normal and 5 animated, it selects 4 videos, 2 normal and 2 animated, and hides the rest. These are displayed in a randomized manner. Refresh the page repeatedly to confirm. The demo for it is here.
Hi there,
Thank you! I was able to use the code to randomize my videos. The only issue is that participants need to answer a few questions after seeing each video. The way I see it now is that all of the videos are randomized and posted on 1 single page. Is there any way to have them directed to completing the questions before watching the next video?
Thanks!
For that you'll have to use branch/display logic. Store
hide_aand
hide_bas embedded data variables. Make a block of video+questions. So you'll have Block A1....A10 and B1....B10. Put them in a randomizer, where all 20 elements are shown. Then add a branch/display logic to each block, where it gets shown only if the relevant number is not in
hide_aor
hide_b. Example for video 2 of block B, it will be
hide_b does not contain 2.
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/33213#Comment_33213Hi, were you ever able to solve this? I am currently having a similar problem with the randomization of two blocks.
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