Introduction/teaching participants how to use interface

[JamesPHoughton]

Things to point out:

• [ ] What the discussion interface will look like (left side videocall, right side prompts that may change with time)
• [ ] How to mute video and audio
• [ ] Feedback button if you get stuck

Other things that need pointing out?

[JamesPHoughton]

• In the intro screen, need to change that people need to have a microphone and headphones (not speaker). Maybe also say in text "you will need a microphone, headphones, webcam"
• is "clock chiming the hour" something that will work cross-culturally?
• The autocomplete doesn't fill in your actual credit card info, just your name! That's good. But we should make sure it doesn't show up just to give participants confidence.
• The "you are about to enter the discussion" page is probably a good place to have some instructions?

[kepstein23]

Informed Consent - there's no option to not consent and exit Video Check - Might want to remind people to disable browser pop up blockers

Training Video - might want to warn people that its going to start on the screen beforehand because there's no way to pause or rewind the video once it starts

Exploring the settings and controls in the video screen on the discussion stage would probably be a good thing to have in the intro steps so that no one gets distracted by it during the discussion. On the Discussion page, the Next button's function is unclear and then it just takes you to a waiting room with no ability to go back.

On the finished screen, we might want to add a line that says to enter the code into the recruitment platform now and remind participants that they won't be able to come back to the page after leaving. We also should probably say that they are safe to close the tab after entering the code because there's no "Finished" button.