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Preliminary
Introduction
This section is
designed to provide you with an basic overview of DMDX
designed to get you started writing item files.
1.
You should
start by reading the tutorial created by
John Curtin (powerpoint
version; web
version). Helpful
primers/overviews are also available
on other websites (Matt
Davis web tutorial; Mike
Ford web tutorial).
2.
Next, you
should read the published
article about DMDX
3.
After this, you
should read some of the introductory
sections in the DMDX and TIMEDX help files.
I suggest this order:
a.
How
to configure DMDX through the use of TIMEDX
b.
How
to start DMDX and run an itemfile
d.
Introduction
to the format and components of an item file
e.
DMDX
script processing (how it works)
i.
Use
of Digital Video in DMDX
j.
Input overview
and details
on input
k.
Audio
Input
l.
How
to interface with other computers and devices
Additional
Detailed DMDX Instructions
Sample Item files
(with explanations)
This section
contains numerous item files that demonstrate important features
of DMDX and can serve as a starting point for creating an item file for
a
specific task or paradigm.
This section
contains various
utility programs and other helpful resources for DMDX programmers.
Web
content created as part of graduate programming course (psych711-3-f05-hhh@lists.wisc.edu)
taught by John Curtin (jjcurtin@wisc.edu;
http://dionysus.psych.wisc.edu/ARL/JCurtin.html)
in the Psychology Department
at the University of Wisconsin