---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: *Anh-Thi Le* <anh_thile@berkeley.edu <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','anh_thile@berkeley.edu');>> Date: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 Subject: [DevEng] 3/9 Dev Eng Seminar + 3/10 Mobile Data Collection Webinar: SurveyCTO To: deveng@lists.berkeley.edu <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','deveng@lists.berkeley.edu');> Dear Dev Eng Community, Below are two events (1 in-person seminar and 1 webinar!) this week that might be of interest to you and/or others in your ecosystems. Please feel free to circulate this emails to others who might be interested in participating. Best, Anh-Thi // *1. March 9: Dev Eng 210 Design for Impact Seminar * *12:00pm - 2:00pm | 210 Jacobs Hall* *Title: **Engineering solutions that matter: Trends in technology for development* *Speakers: *Robert Hauck, Chief Medical Engineering, GE Healthcare; Iana Aranda, Director of Programs, ASME and Engineering for Change (E4C) *Abstract: *Growing numbers of technically-trained individuals are engaging in the design and delivery of solutions to fundamental challenges faced by underserved communities. Whether in the non-profit, academic, and private sectors, these individuals and organizations have catalyzed product and service innovations that achieve fit for service while supporting business objectives. This session will provide an overview of current trends such as design for adoption, manufacturing, distribution and financing for scale, remote monitoring and application of standards through case studies from the Engineering for Change (E4C) community of solvers and GE Healthcare. We will explore implementation hurdles, industry perspectives on technology for development and present tools for due-diligence in the design and deployment of solutions. *2. DIL-E4C Mobile Data Collection Webinar Series* The DIL-Engineering for Change Mobile Data Collection Webinar Series <http://dil.berkeley.edu/data-analytics-toolkits/mobile-data-collection-webinar-series/> will provide researchers and international development practitioners with an introduction to a sample of survey software tools transforming the collection of data for international development research and how they might implement each tool within their own work. *RSVP for this week's March 10, 9am webinar featuring SurveyCTO here: * http://bit.ly/1nu5vqh *About SurveyCTO: *SurveyCTO <http://www.surveycto.com/index.html> is a mobile data collection platform that works offline and allows you to conduct electronic surveys even in the world’s most remote and resource constrained areas, whether for M&E, mHealth, academic research, impact evaluations, or market research. Used by organizations such as Innovations for Poverty Action, J-PAL, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Oxfam UK, John Snow Inc., EGPAF, and various universities, among others, SurveyCTO was built with the following areas of focus: incredible reliability; unprecedented security; caring, super-responsive support to make life easier for users; powerful design and data management features to enable the simplest to the most complex surveys; and unique data quality control features to capture the most accurate data possible. *Future Webinars:* - VOTOMobile <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001h36Blr4s464O620lEA1C7pMGN4gviT1Zt2mKF6-f4j_KuEUupUHXOOyfMwGTDhgUbGSdPOWk3ch5pMn3LOVgDHMf34uss85Pon55MSmHzlNYKS2pit5iZpCrJp5htvaKfnMEmd5Y6YElMkRuGJx7dV4kby7oaej7twT7jjV9b3q5TsBls6wPzr-PfPsmrMW_cdpN-SmH_sL7t85TxCT1B35yvtCDzk0RCRq_7UYzeOn1kr10Lv-cvPAdpIAz1Sf9YCJjMkA96upqD1qMog7tLAiZdSLBhi6hvA3bZ1y6mwLtpOY5vc1w_YXbHYtQC2FXuF9pcKiZ3FEhzJS23iLVZ3S7syOf5LkHejuUXHJfLePRP4HGeqdXmSJsn5bAmQiPfbsXMOYGydzCzVJaX6QsktwGyn1IDSkimIQG73tPhbCr0xSmD_WJTPzK0xBJAckZdGoBXcEPgMm_EFcsIuHSt8b1p4gICXJVGiaIooatsZ9OJ4pIhgxUi4XC4xYq4ypkNQc4o8e-joGkKHjzRbCDdF_OCX9VkE0EeUnKVswycDJVzIpwj650T0JvA4qCakXZbKU81UfiV8M=&c=&ch=>: March 16 at 3 pm EST - Premise <http://premise.com/>: April 7 at 12 pm EST - Open Data Kit <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001h36Blr4s464O620lEA1C7pMGN4gviT1Zt2mKF6-f4j_KuEUupUHXOOyfMwGTDhgUCNGQH9d7MryjvIIYyvoVFRlZYzxlUfo7JKYVJMvBHmdh2SjUcJmn1p9OLxjwKFXbi21BGC5jvWASA7x6j-KAw1tZ2KwpY0AIGoPY2hjuDeXJYrzXL6fxhjCFjG9GZReDYc8h2y20tgNWO0kYWfYwpiHi4ROZlArNAtfiH4j1Cm6hJt6TAOL8s5Z3XwtgqcXrG7LjqTUGvOInkgqWXWirJp7_iXSORknJFcbUE1GmefsREdDA1yh51w9hQQlJ6SXHLerbCRxMQaRjtrjH66ftCVd4N9YYkeptygEQBqA6WVw0tsFX9jpoE56KsUKGPM7ds7xtIxjZJEk5l_ZLZAQtWzTg6yUF4bAle80x-JbJWqg9ThbZXnC5MgiJJjx1hVfXEJA1s3jQNh6q6tTozsgZU7_t5k9MLIzzWDrlzM2FfmrVQKWR10a6EqidycOlA0ROFon4v08qvqvulCXILt5OHVo9ueQcrv_BqXY5aNR4cb0zMPJJXBtbgbyOvvobqHmN7grKEyRYA8U=&c=&ch=>: April 13 at 3 pm EST