Introduction Session 1

Course Objective Objective – Know how to create and modify survey forms – able to collect data using the phones – Able to analyse the data – Be able to manage an assessment conducted using phones – Become comfortable with using Android phones and getting a data connection Approach – “Do to learn” using exercises. – Prior to each exercise key material will be introduced and its use demonstrated – There will also be new material that will be shown in the demonstration but not explained until later in the course – Hence you will probably need to ask questions in order to complete each exercise © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd2

Session Objective For me to understand your expectations for the course and how you see mobile phones can be used for assessments and monitoring Introduce you to assessments using mobile phones © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd3

Self Introductions Who you are The experience you have with Mobile Phones in Assessments What value or problems they may cause Expectations for the course I shall provide you with a user id and password for use on the course © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd4

Smap Consulting Working with World Vision since 2008 on collecting data with mobile phones Also working with: – Oxfam – Monash University – University of Zambia DME / Baseline surveys Rapid Assessments The phones have been used in approximately 30 countries

OVERVIEW © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd6

Fewer trees killed Less to carry around More precise—don’t have to decipher handwriting Ability to use questionnaire in multiple languages Data entry instant—huge time saver; no entry errors. No need for internet or network connectivity while in the field—can conduct surveys in remote areas. One phone can hold thousands of surveys (with limited photo and video) Surveys can be uploaded from any location, which means enumerators can be spread out across a large geographic area and all their surveys could be uploaded to one server and combined into one worksheet for analysis back at headquarters. Ability to create maps Ability to use photos and videos as a part of a survey. Why would anyone want to move from a paper survey to a smart phone survey? DRAFT NOT FOR CIRCULATION ONE: Why use smart phones for surveys 7

So the real question is: Why wouldn’t anyone want to move from a paper survey to a smart phone survey?! DRAFT NOT FOR CIRCULATION8

Server (4) Complete surveys Analyst (3) Download Form (5) Upload Results (6) Results (2)Upload Form Process (1)Create Form (7) Analyse Results Enumerator

Create form and analyse results © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd10

Server © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd11 Only Chrome and Firefox are currently supported Javascript must be enabled in your browser for the above site

Phones – Androids, FieldTask Huawei Y300 Samsung Galaxy Mini (c) Smap Consulting Pty Ltd12 Must have an sdcard

A survey consists of A main form containing – Questions – Optionally one or more sub-forms which: Can be asked multiple times during a single interview (for example once for each member of the household) Questions Optionally one or more sub-forms © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd13 Groups do not change the structure of a survey and hence does not change the results

© Smap Consulting Pty Ltd14 Demonstration

Exercise 1. Run the survey Get fieldTask, In your browser enter: – The address of the server Start fieldTask Menu | Settings – url: The address of the server – Your username – Your password Menu | Get Forms Menu | Start Survey Menu | Submit Finished Data © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd15

REFERENCES © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd16

Contact Me Neil Penman Skype: ianaf4you Phone: © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd17

Additional Resources – Description of features – Announcement of new features – Survey Related Information – Frequently Asked Questions suite.googlecode.com/files/survey%20edit%20reference.pdf suite.googlecode.com/files/survey%20edit%20reference.pdf Other external resources for survey editing – – – © Smap Consulting Pty Ltd18