From: Sarah White <sarahwhite@berkeley.edu>
Date: Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 11:29 AM
Subject: DIL Mobile Data Collection Webinar: Tuesday, December 7 10am
To:
Dear Colleagues,
Tuesday, December 810:00am PST - 11:00am PST
RSVP HERE
The wide-spread availability of phone-based communications, and the increasing availability of smartphones and tablets offers researchers, practitioners, and students working in international development an array of new tools and techniques for collecting field data. As adoption of ICTs by development researchers and organizations becomes more widespread, many uses have emerged - from data collection for monitoring, visualization, and analysis.
Join the Development Impact Lab (DIL) and Engineering for Change (E4C) and hear from leading organizations on the challenges of data collection in field research, how data collection has been leverage, and where the data collection field is headed.
We invite you to join us for DIL's first webinar in a series focused on mobile data collection platforms and tools this Tuesday, December 7 from 10am to 11am PT. This webinar is co-hosted by the Development Impact Lab (DIL) and Engineering for Change. Details can be found below.
Please share widely with your networks and make sure to RSVP. We hope you will join us!
Kind regards,
Sarah White | Senior Program Associate | DIL
Center for Effective Global Action | 510.642.4361
UC Berkeley | 207 Giannini Hall | Berkeley, CA 94720
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DIL-Engineering for Change Webinar
Mobile Data Collection: A New Frontier of Tech4Dev ResearchTuesday, December 8RSVP HERE
The wide-spread availability of phone-based communications, and the increasing availability of smartphones and tablets offers researchers, practitioners, and students working in international development an array of new tools and techniques for collecting field data. As adoption of ICTs by development researchers and organizations becomes more widespread, many uses have emerged - from data collection for monitoring, visualization, and analysis.
Join the Development Impact Lab (DIL) and Engineering for Change (E4C) and hear from leading organizations on the challenges of data collection in field research, how data collection has been leverage, and where the data collection field is headed.