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Crowdtech Survey: from September onwards the UT’s central survey toolStarting in September 2025, the University of Twente will use one central tool for creating and distributing surveys: Crowdtech Survey. This means that fragmented solutions such as Qualtrics, Evasys, LimeSurvey and Maptionnaire will be replaced by one secure and centrally supported tool for both students and staff.Read more
Crowdtech session on longitudinal studiesAre you working on a long-term research project? Then it is important to know if - and how - your project can be transferred to Crowdtech. Therefore, you are invited to an interactive session with Crowdtech to explore functionalities and support for longitudinal studies. During this 2,5 hour session, Crowdtech trainers will demonstrate the process for entering complex questions, while you will also have the opportunity to input items independently, under their guidance. The session provides an easy opportunity to efficiently input your questionnaire in the new system within a short timeframe. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, share your needs, and learn how Crowdtech can support long-term data collection and participant engagement.Read more
Crowdtech Survey: from September onwards the UT’s central survey tool
Crowdtech session on longitudinal studies
A one-year update of the BMS Position Paper on Impact
New TIIM Update: Enhanced Audio Handling, E-Portfolio & On-Demand Modules
Help Map UT Expertise in Defence, Safety & Security
Nominations are open for the Overijssel PhD Award and the Professor De Winter Award
Reminder: Test the Crowdtech Survey
Qualtrics webinar: Rethinking Academic Research: The Role of AI in a Modern World
BMS PhD Fund: 2nd call for 2025 open for submissions
New survey tool at UT: Crowdtech replaces Qualtrics
Workshop - Reproducibility in Practice: Learn from Real Cases & Improve Your Code
UT authors can publish open access at no cost in seven PLOS journals
