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Engagement and Retention: Measuring Breadth and Depth of Participant Use of an Online Intervention

Background: The Internet provides us with tools (user metrics or paradata) to evaluate how users interact with online interventions. Analysis of these paradata can lead to design improvements.
Objective: The objective was to explore the qualities of online participant engagement in an online intervention. We analyzed the paradata in a randomized controlled trial of alternative versions of an online intervention designed to promote consumption of fruit and vegetables.

Posted in: Open Access Journal Articles on 01/05/2011 | Link to this post on IFP |
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