Welcome to Gorilla's Getting Started Webinar.
If you already know about Gorilla and are ready to start building, go straight to our Quick Start Guide.
If you don't yet know what Gorilla is or why you should use it, or you want more high-level information on what Gorilla can do, you're in the right place!
This webinar is split into eight parts on each of the pages in this section. Watch the overview video below for an introduction to what's possible, then click Start to get an introduction to each part of Gorilla.
If you've just watched the video in the Overview section of this guide, you should now understand what's possible in Gorilla. The next step is to give you an overview of how Gorilla works:
Now you're familiar with the overall process, let's have a look at how to build a task using the Task Builder:
Once you've created your tasks, the next stage is to link them together as a complete study using the Experiment Builder:
When you have an experiment ready to launch, it's time to recruit participants!
Once you have collected data from participants, learn how to download your data:
Watch the video below for more information about the support available when you build your study using Gorilla:
Learn more about how you can reuse and share tasks and experiments built in Gorilla using our Samples and Open Materials repository.
For a more detailed walkthrough, check out our videos on Understanding and Adapting Sample Tasks.
Finally, learn how Gorilla is both secure and extensible:
You're now ready to start building! Check out our Quick Start Guide for a 5-minute walkthrough that will teach you the basics and give you a starter experiment to build from.
Watch the video below to learn how to understand how any Sample task is built in Gorilla, using four key skills.
You can find a public list of some Gorilla samples on our Samples page. When logged in to your Gorilla account, you can also access a searchable database of all our Samples and our Open Materials repository.
Watch the video below to understand how to clone one of Gorilla's Sample Tasks, understand its structure and adapt it for your own research. in the video below, we clone and adapt a Relational Reasoning task.
