Psychological research has just begun on the Internet. There are several survey-type projects, and research resources, such as software. Otherwise these are links that are of some use to me; you may have different needs -- go search!
There also are numerous statistics discussion groups and archives:
| One project that we have been doing concerns test anxiety, self efficacy, and computer experiences, and that survey can be accessed here. A report on this survey can be found here. |
| Another survey that we are doing concerns the relationship between knowledge in the neurosciences and how that translates into educational practices, here. |
There are concerns about sampling issues when surveys are completed on-line, and reference materials for general (i.e., on-line plus off-line) population characteristics may be important:
Marketing research also produces a lot of information of this type, e.g.,
There are also many sites that deal with general characteristics of on-line users, that you may need to compare your results with:
There are the usual ethical considerations for dealing with research participants, and Tim Rogers has an excellent set of guidelines for ethics approval at the University of Calgary, here.