The end of ‘datagoraphobia’ – organizing event data spatially to support...
Much of the event data that new technology is making available to practitioners contains geographic information, and to take advantage of this we need a way of thinking about geographic information in...
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SwiftRiver: Where Software Meets Social Change
You land in a country that is recovering from a long war. The infrastructure is limited, but there is a nascent democratic government. To make up for the lack of infrastructure, citizens use text...
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Goodbye EpiSurveyor: Hello Magpi!
This has been reposted from the DataDyne blog. If you’re interested in learning more about this topic and Magpi, check out our upcoming course with the mHealth Alliance on Mobile Phones for Public...
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This piece has been crossposted from Health Unbound. If you’re interested in learning more, please visit our course page on mHealth: Mobile Phones for Public Health.On November 14th the Mobile Phones...
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5 Best Practices for Using ICT in International Development Evaluations
Sustainability is the theme for the 2014 American Evaluation Association conference to be held in Denver on October 15-18th. Donors, and evaluators themselves, are demanding more and more from the...
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3 Takeaways from the 2014 M&E Tech Conference in D.C.
On September 25 and 26, over 200 development practitioners and technologists filled FHI 360’s conference rooms and hallways in Washington D.C. to discuss the intersection between technology and...
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What are the M&E Technology Tools of 2015?
With the rapidly growing field of monitoring and evaluation, there are many technology tools that are designed to help the many roles of M&E practitioners. The fastest growing area has been digital...
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