Audio Interrupt Administered Surveys

Hi,

Is it possible for ODK to conduct audio interrupt surveys similar to ACASI?
If so, how would you go about programming this?

Thanks,
Allison

Perhaps.

You can capture audio responses.

You can also provide audio clips with the field prompts; these can either
be played when the user clicks the audio icon on the screen, or if you
supply an additional "autoplay" attribute on the prompt for the question,
and ODK Collect will auto-play this audio prompt when advancing through the
form. E.g., the resulting XML would have something like:

<h:body>
...
<input ref="CustomerSSN" appearance="numbers"* autoplay="audio"*>


</h:body>

(and autoplay also requires that only one question on the screen has
autoplay configured). You can also supply images or explanatory
videos for the prompts for low-literacy populations.

The caveat is that ODK Collect is not particularly intuitive
out-of-the-box. It was designed to be used by trained staff to collect
surveys. It was not originally designed to be used by non-trained
people.

Since that time, an Admin Settings screen has been added that allows
you to remove various buttons and options from the screens to
eliminate the visual clutter (e.g., hide the Delete Forms button).

This is something you would have to evaluate with respect to your own
user population.

ยทยทยท On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 7:41 AM, Allison wrote:

Hi,

Is it possible for ODK to conduct audio interrupt surveys similar to
ACASI? If so, how would you go about programming this?

Thanks,
Allison

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