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Teaching resources

Using OpenSesame for teaching

Because OpenSesame can be freely downloaded by, and distributed among, students, it is an attractive tool for teaching. Quite a few universities are now using OpenSesame as part of courses on programming and research methods. On this page, I would like to offer (links to) teaching resources: tutorials, assignments, etc. If you are using OpenSesame in class and have some material that you would like to share, please contact me or leave a message on the forum!

Resources

• The course material for Computational Methods for Psychology and Neuroscience (Ohio State University) is publicly available: http://memory.osu.edu/classes/python/index.html

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