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Review of best practices and examples of enrolling and consenting participants using mobile or web applications.

Research is how we learn, but our findings depend upon robust data, derived from the populations we seek to serve. As teams build digital environments for research, effort must be put into ensuring that those environments support the populations of study.

This article will help researchers plan for and overcome technology access challenges in the planning phase of their study.

The 2026 MeTRIC Symposium at the University of Michigan, hosted by the Eisenberg Family Depression Center's Mobile Technologies Core, featured a showcase of wearable, nearable, and connected devices used in research. This gallery offered researchers and students an interactive opportunity to explore a range of mobile technologies, review their features, and discover how these innovative tools can enhance data collection and research across disciplines.