The 2018 campaign
The campaign started on the 2nd of November 2018. Below is the progress bar so far.
The target is $2500 (roughly £2000 or €2200).
Collected so far: $1200. That means, still $1300 to go. If PsyToolkit helps you, can you make a contribution, please?
Why funding is needed
PsyToolkit is a completely free to use resource for psychologists. Most of the users are psychology students, professors, teaching assistants, and researchers. PsyToolkit is frequently used in research and teaching. Because it is free to use, it is easy to access, and you do not need to be bothered about licenses. Also, it is free of advertisements. It is just there, hassle free!
PsyToolkit is the only free web site that allows you to easily make online surveys with embedded experiments!
The project costs considerable time and also money. For example, the PsyToolkit server runs in a professional data center, and various costs are made for back up and some other resources needed for coding.
What people say about PsyToolkit
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"As a graduate student, PsyToolKit has been incredibly useful and an amazing resource. I don’t know what I would have done without it. Thanks so much!"
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"Thank you for running such a great resource it helped me so much with my dissertation."
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"Your Psytoolkit is so helpful! My PhD project would probably collapsed without it!"
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"The project is great! Very helpful."
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"I just wanted to tell you how pleased I was with PsyToolKit in my class today…PsyToolKit came through as a very good learning experience. In general, the students were able to solve the little problems that arose with compiling the surveys by themselves, not needing me to spoon feed them…This was a very positive first experience for all of them with building a computerized, functional study. They left smiling."
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"I would also like to take advantage of this email to tell you how useful and powerful I find PsyToolkit to be. As I mentioned earlier, it is the first time I use it… and it has been such a pleasant discovery!"
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"Thanks so much for offering this tool; I wouldn’t be able to do my thesis work without it."
How to make a donation
It is very easy! Donations need to be made via PayPal. You can pay via a PayPal account, or more simply with your debit or credit card. Click the yellow donate image below and this will takes you to the PayPal website which handles the donations.
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Please note that this page will be updated regularly. Thus, your name will not be listed immedeately when you make the donation, but typically on the same day (I add the names manually).
You can let me know via email if you wish to make your donation anonymously.
Donations made so far for this campaign
Total |
$1200 |
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Name |
Institution* |
Country |
When |
How much |
Ivan Jimenez |
Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts, Helsinki |
Finland |
17 Nov 2018 |
$45 |
Heather Dial |
University of Texas at Austin |
USA |
15 Nov 2018 |
$13 |
Jason Tipples |
Leeds Beckett University |
UK |
14 Nov 2018 |
$13 |
Juha Lahnakoski |
Max Planck Society |
Germany |
14 Nov 2018 |
$20 |
Daniel Strissel |
Northern Illinois University |
USA |
13 Nov 2018 |
$26 |
Dominic Guitard |
Université de Moncton |
Canada |
13 Nov 2018 |
$26 |
Melanie Jonas |
Fachhochschule des Mittelstands (FHM), Cologne |
Germany |
12 Nov 2018 |
$20 |
Ekaterina Valueva |
Institute of Psychology of Russian Academy of Sciences |
Rusia |
12 Nov 2018 |
$20 |
Rebecca Judges |
University of Toronto |
Canada |
11 Nov 2018 |
$13 |
Frank Durgin |
Durgin Lab at Swarthmore University |
USA |
11 Nov 2018 |
$52 |
? |
? |
USA |
9 Nov 2018 |
$11 |
Pedro Javier López Pérez |
Universidad de Málaga |
Spain |
9 Nov 2018 |
$33 |
Aki E Kuitunen |
? |
Finland |
9 Nov 2018 |
$65 |
David Washburn |
Georgia State University |
USA |
8 Nov 2018 |
$51 |
Andreas Lieberoth |
Aarhus University |
Denmark |
8 Nov 2018 |
$33 |
Lim Chun Hui |
National University of Singapore |
Singapore |
8 Nov 2018 |
$23 |
Ben Freer |
Fairleigh Dickinson University |
USA |
7 Nov 2018 |
$66 |
Joe Shachaf |
? |
Israel |
7 Nov 2018 |
$98 |
Benoite Aubé |
Université Catholique de Louvain |
Belgium |
7 Nov 2018 |
$40 |
Sau-Chin Chen |
Tzu Chi University |
Taiwan |
7 Nov 2018 |
$27 |
Bingxin Li |
University of Glasgow |
UK |
7 Nov 2018 |
$20 |
Ariana Familiar |
University of Pennsylvania |
USA |
7 Nov 2018 |
$53 |
Steven Haase |
Shippensburg University |
USA |
6 Nov 2018 |
$30 |
Michelle Carr |
Rochester University |
USA |
6 Nov 2018 |
$27 |
Robert Taylor |
University of Gloustershire |
UK |
6 Nov 2018 |
$14 |
Jennifer Larson Hall |
University of Kitakyushu |
Japan |
6 Nov 2018 |
$89 |
Jonathan Kim |
? |
New Zealand |
06 Nov 2018 |
$27 |
Javier Marín-Serrano |
University of Murcia |
Spain |
6 Nov 2018 |
$14 |
Yinliang Li |
Fudan University |
China |
05 Nov 2018 |
$40 |
Leung Wai Tung |
Nanyang Technological University |
Singapore |
5 Nov 2018 |
$20 |
John McKeon |
Trinity College Dublin |
Ireland |
5 Nov 2018 |
$53 |
Marlene Bönstrup |
? |
USA |
03 Nov 2018 |
$39 |
Marie Dokovova |
Queen Margeret University |
UK |
3 Nov 2018 |
$13 |
Teresa Miguez |
University of Louisiana at Lafayette |
USA |
3 Nov 2018 |
$20 |
Carlos Vazquez |
University of Sydney Business School |
Australia |
3 Nov 2018 |
$33 |
Jorge Salamanca |
Georgia State University |
USA |
2 Nov 2018 |
$13 |
* Donations are made by the individuals, not their institutions. Institutions are merely listed to given an indication where PsyToolkit is used.
Note that some people wanted to be anonymous, indicated by a "?".