Devices and tools
Be clear upfront about the devices and tools that the participant will need to use, and who will supply them. It is reasonable to expect that the participant has access to common devices, such as a desktop computer, a mobile phone, or a tablet. Some devices may not be as ubiquitous, such as smart appliances, or cars of a certain make, model, and year. Finding participants that own these products may be difficult. If a product is not commonplace but can be shipped easily, sending the device to the participant may be an option. For devices that are still under development, shipping it to the participants beforehand is necessary, as they are not available for purchase yet.
Similarly, participants can be expected to have access ...
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