Is a 5-point scale enough for what you want to measure?
Ask the 3 a.m. questions earlier.
Flux asks what your supervisor would. It never writes your thesis.
Your thesis,
minus the chaos.
Plan your study with Flux, collect responses from colleagues instead of group chats, and keep your supervisor in the loop without a single status email.
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What is your dependent variable, and how will you measure it?
Student satisfaction with online courses.
Which three parts of the experience matter most to your question?
320 Karma Points50 of 80 responses
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Your thesis cites 40 sources. Your survey has 12 respondents.1
Data
Begging for responses in group chats, then hoping they are enough.
Methodology
Questions you only ask at 3 a.m., the week before the deadline.
Supervision
Long silences, then a meeting where everything changes.
1 Your group chat is not a sample.
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final defence.
50of 80
Respondents who actually read.
Your colleagues answer your survey, you answer theirs. Rushed answers do not count.
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Every answer you give comes back to your own research.
We look closely, and we give credit.
Four steps, one place.
01
Plan
Shape your question, hypotheses and variables with Flux.
02
Collect
Gather responses from a community of researchers.
03
Check
Keep only responses you can defend.
04
Share
Your supervisor sees your progress as it happens.
Questions, answered.
Yes. With a university email, Karmademic is free. No card, no trial period.
No. Flux asks the questions that shape a good study, from your topic to your variables. The thinking and the writing stay yours.
Other students doing research, who answer yours while you answer theirs.
The stage of your thesis and how your data collection is going, so you can talk about the work instead of the status.
Yes. Researchers see your responses, never your name.