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 Did you know that not only can you duplicate entire arms , but also events within the same arm?! Talk about a time-saver!  

When would I use this?  

• Do you have multiple events that are similar but slightly different so they can't just be repeated? This is the feature for you! 
• Examples
  • Weekly goal communication that occurs every week for 12 weeks, with slightly different feedback messaging to the participant
    • Instead of creating 12 separate events, create just 1! You can then duplicate it 11 times and alter the messaging as needed - See example below! 
  • Survey administered at 3-week intervals, with a different payment amount for completion 
    • Instead of creating 4 separate survey events, create just 1! You can then duplicate it 3 times and alter the credit amount

How do I use this feature?

1. Navigate to Study Arms under Manage Participants 

1. the Manage Study drop-down. 
   
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2. Go to the arm for the event you want to duplicate and click ' Manage Event schedule' 
   
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3. Find the event that you want to copy and click the 'Duplicate' button.
   
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4. Rename the copied event.  For this example, we will rename the even to 'T/F Quiz #2'. Then click the 'Duplicate' button. 
   
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5. Your newly duplicated event will now appear in the Events Overview. Notice that it is an exact copy of the original event, with the updated name. 
   
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6. You are now ready to update the duplicated event as needed.  I want to change the event start time and the question to say "True or False: Foods high in saturated fat increased your risk of cardiovascular disease? Text back T or F by midnight to get credit!." To do this, click the pencil icon. 
   
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7. Enter the new message, updated the scheduling, repeats, delivery method, etc.  Then click 'Save' or 'Save and Define Logic' if the logic criteria need to be updated. 
   
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8. Your modified event will now display the updates. 
   
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  You are now done with updating the newly duplicated event! Hooray!