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: A functional test version is available [http://tiger.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/ on the Knowledge Science Group Server], University of Calgary. [[User:Daniel K. Schneider|Daniel K. Schneider]] used both WebGrid III and WebGrid IV to generated the examples discussed in [[Repertory_grid_technique#Analysis_techniques repertory grid analysis techniques]] | : A functional test version is available [http://tiger.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/ on the Knowledge Science Group Server], University of Calgary. [[User:Daniel K. Schneider|Daniel K. Schneider]] used both WebGrid III and WebGrid IV to generated the examples discussed in [[Repertory_grid_technique#Analysis_techniques repertory grid analysis techniques]] | ||
== An introduction to Rep VI/RepGrid personal edition == | |||
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Definition
Rep IV is the name for a series of tools for repertory grid technique (RepGrid) and visual syntactic structures used for representing construct networks (RepNet).
As of feb 2009 there are three versions according to the official Rep IV (RepGrid, SocioGrids, WebGrid & RepNet) page:
- Personal Version 1.11
- This “provides simplified versions of RepGrid and RepNet that are freely available for personal (non-commercial) use. It can elicit and analyze single grids with up to 15 elements and 15 constructs, and nets having a syntax from the set provided.”
- Research Version 1.12
- This provides the full versions of RepGrid, SocioGrids and RepNet for professional use (commercial)
- Web Version 1.12
- This extends the Research version with web server capabilities supporting WebGrid-style grid elicitation and analysis through web browsers.
- A functional test version is available on the Knowledge Science Group Server, University of Calgary. Daniel K. Schneider used both WebGrid III and WebGrid IV to generated the examples discussed in Repertory_grid_technique#Analysis_techniques repertory grid analysis techniques