Hello. I was reading the presentation below and was overly impressed with what is possible with ODK. One of the many interesting parts was the integration with ODK Voice. I work in disasters and we used an IVR in Haiti , that worked quite well. The main problem was the cost of setting up the system and the on-going negotiations with the Telecommunications operators for the cost of the lines to make the system work. Is there someone I can talk with who can explain more how this system works?
http://opendatakit.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/ODK-Talk-MSRI-2009.pdf
Regards,
Will Rogers, Global Coordinator
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Our main user documentation site is http://opendatakit.org/
The core team (at the UW) is not supporting ODK Voice at this time. The
code, however, is available on our developers site:
http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/wiki/SourceTab?tm=4
And we have some configuration instructions:
http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/wiki/ODKVoice
ODK Tables, our newest tool under development, directly integrates SMS
messaging on the cell phones or tablets and allows sharing of information
across those devices (any Android cellular device can act as an SMS hub).
The data can also be uploaded to and distributed from cloud-based servers.
ODK Tables would allow collaborative coordination among handsets vs. the
older tool's one-way data gathering workflow: from field devices to servers.
Mitch
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On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 2:11 PM, Will ROGERS wrote:
Hello. I was reading the presentation below and was overly impressed with
what is possible with ODK. One of the many interesting parts was the
integration with ODK Voice. I work in disasters and we used an IVR in Haiti
, that worked quite well. The main problem was the cost of setting up the
system and the on-going negotiations with the Telecommunications operators
for the cost of the lines to make the system work. Is there someone I can
talk with who can explain more how this system works?****
http://opendatakit.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/ODK-Talk-MSRI-2009.pdf**
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*Regards, *
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Will,
You can also try Verboice (http://instedd.org/technologies/verboice/).
It has similar functionality to ODK Voice.
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Our main user documentation site is http://opendatakit.org/
The core team (at the UW) is not supporting ODK Voice at this time. The code, however, is available on our developers site: http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/wiki/SourceTab?tm=4
And we have some configuration instructions: http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/wiki/ODKVoice
ODK Tables, our newest tool under development, directly integrates SMS messaging on the cell phones or tablets and allows sharing of information across those devices (any Android cellular device can act as an SMS hub). The data can also be uploaded to and distributed from cloud-based servers. ODK Tables would allow collaborative coordination among handsets vs. the older tool's one-way data gathering workflow: from field devices to servers.
Mitch
On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 2:11 PM, Will ROGERS will.rogers@ifrc.org wrote:
Hello. I was reading the presentation below and was overly impressed with what is possible with ODK. One of the many interesting parts was the integration with ODK Voice. I work in disasters and we used an IVR in Haiti , that worked quite well. The main problem was the cost of setting up the system and the on-going negotiations with the Telecommunications operators for the cost of the lines to make the system work. Is there someone I can talk with who can explain more how this system works?
http://opendatakit.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/ODK-Talk-MSRI-2009.pdf
Regards,
Will Rogers, Global Coordinator
Communication avec les bénéficiaires| Comunicacion con Beneficiarios| الإتصال مع المستفيدين
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
IFRC Asia Pacific zone | The Ampwalk | Suite 10.02 (North Block)
218 Jalan Ampang | 50450 Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia
Tel. +60 3 9207 5788 | Mob. +60 193232480 |
E-mail will.rogers@ifrc.org | Skype willrogers-1|Twiter @komunikasikan
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