I have recently developed a new version of the AutoTrails assessment protocol. This version replaces the old DOS-based version which was implemented using a now "defunct" touch-sensitive screen interface. The new version of the software (which I have dubbed "AutoTrails II") uses a touch-screen interface which mimics the standard mouse input device. An advantage of this approach is that it makes the software compatible with the widest variety of touch-screen displays (and add-on kits). An added benefit is that the software can be evaluated by users who don't yet have a touch-sensitive display device (by simply using the standard mouse instead).
AutoTrails II requires the Internet Explorer 6 or Netscape 7/FireFox browsers with Java support enabled.
Frank Schieber - Department of Psychology - University of South Dakota
Mass Multimedia end ELO offers a wide variety of AutoTrails II compatible touchscreens and add-on devices.
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