Quantitative and Qualitative Mobile Data collection

ABSTRACT
Data collection is a term used to describe a process of preparing and collecting data, for
example, as part of a process improvement or similar project. Data Collection is an important
aspect of any type of research study. Inaccurate data collection can impact the results of a
study and ultimately lead to invalid results. A method of gathering and calculating
data given the appropriate app to support those data gathering needs. With the availability of
an mobile for many of us the search began to find an app that lends to easier, meaningful and
more efficient electronic data collection. Measuring time and freuency has never been so
easy. !o count ho" often an event is occurring, simply press the button "hen the event is
observed. !o time ho" long an event is occurring, simply hold the button do"n "hile it is
happening or loc# it in place for hands$free recording.
Mobile data collection forms save valuable time. Imagine conducting a mobile
survey "ithout the delays of printing and shipping paper forms. %ou do not need to "orry
about paper forms being lost or damaged in transit. With mobile data collection soft"are you
do not need to reenter data into a computer because its digital to start "ith. &o there are no
reporting delays. so you do not need to "orry about the time reuired to set up and maintain
servers.
!a#e a picture, and then annotate it. Collect action video of an event. 'ecord
audio uestions. Collect a ()& coordinate, and then display it on a map. &can barcodes to
save time, increase accuracy, and reduce fraud. &end ad$hoc and pre$scheduled dispatch
forms and "or# order forms out to your mobile "or#ers. *ur mobile data collection soft"are
allo"s you to do all of this "ith no need for soft"are programmers or I! support staff.
Imagine using your mobile data collection soft"are to instantly ta#e a picture,
and then s#etch on top of it to illustrate something of interest+ or to scan the barcodes of
materials being delivered to a job site. Imagine recording audio notes and video clips and
embedding them right in your electronic mobile data collection forms+ or using the ()& to
precisely record a location. !hin# about the increased speed and accuracy of reporting.
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Collecting data "as typically performed through reassessment, chec#lists, rubrics,
observation and anecdotal notes ta#en on student progress. -ard copy notes "as the most
typical method of collecting data.
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.sing our mobile data collection soft"are to instantly ta#e a picture, illustrate something of
interest+ or to scan the barcodes of materials being delivered to a job site. Imagine recording
audio notes and video clips and embedding them right in your electronic mobile data
collection forms+ or using the ()& to precisely record a location. !hin# about the increased
speed and accuracy of reporting.
AD+A"TA#E:
significantly lo"er expenses
time savings by not having to ship paper or to reenter data into a computer
richer, more complete and more accurate data
remote deployment to your "or#ers+ and in many cases
the ability to use devices that you already o"n
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./ Cate(o01 2i&e Data collection
Many variables can be collected by more than one method and at different
points from fishers to consumers. Where possible, data should be collected
from several sources to crosschec# for errors. Ma#ing direct measurements is
the most accurate method for many variables, such as catch, but is often
expensive. Many methods, such as observer programmes, are limited to
industrial fisheries.
2/ )0o3ect li&tin(
!here are strong lin#s bet"een types of data, "here they can be obtained and
the methods, "hich are available for their collection. !his section provides a
guide for selecting data collection methods in relation to the data type and
source, and gives some indication of "hat types of data can be collected
simultaneously. /orms "hich are completed and returned by respondents. An
inexpensive method that is useful "here literacy rates are high and
respondents are co$operative.
3/ Stat4& 0e50e&entation
In the analysis phase, the researcher compares group scores on some
dependent variable. 0ased on the analysis, the researcher dra"s a conclusion
about "hether the treatment 1 independent variable2 had a causal effect on the
dependent variable. !he main alternative to ma#ing direct measurements is to
reuire fishers and others to report their activities. 'eporting reuires literacy
and co$operation, but can be bac#ed up by a legal reuirement and direct
measurements.
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