Section outline

  • REDCap: Browser-based data collection

    REDCap features; advantages/limitations; the relational limits of REDCap; instruments, events and repeating events; other features. We may cover coding conventions as well.

    Faculty:  Josh Senyak

    • Lecture Slides:

    • REDCap: Browser-based data collection File

    • Lecture Audio/Video Recording (Access restricted to registered students):

    • Lecture 2 Video (58:28) Media Resource
      Not available unless: You belong to a group in Registered Students Only

    • Important note: Be sure to watch this lecture recording before beginning Assignment 2.

      Warning: The Final Project is due 9/9/21. The due date given in the pre-recorded lecture is not correct.

      Other notes:

      The lecture slides have been updated. Use the current PowerPoint slides in the link just above.

      Time mark 39:40: REDCap's "longitudinal" feature can be useful if you know exactly how many events to expect in your study. If different subjects will have different numbers of events, repeating instruments or repeating events may be a better choice.

      If you're curious about a much more full-featured version of REDCap (e.g. full clinical trials), have a look at REDCap Cloud.


    • Required Reading:

    • Coding and Naming Conventions File

    • Optional Reading:

    • Using the REDCap Shared Library of forms File

    • Assignment:

    • Assignment 2 Instructions File
    • Assignment 2 Data Collection Forms File
    • Assignment 2 -- REDCap. This is a placeholder for grading only. Please share your REDCAP project with your assigned TA, as described in the instructions.
    • TA Assignments File

    • Assignment Due Date:  Make sure that you have shared your REDCap project with your TA by 8/5/21 at 11:59PM.