Using smartphones in survey research: a multifunctional tool

implementation of a time use app; a feasibility study

Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Methodology
Cover of the book Using smartphones in survey research: a multifunctional tool by Nathalie Sonck, Henk Fernee, Sociaal En Cultureel Planbureau
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Author: Nathalie Sonck, Henk Fernee ISBN: 9789037706697
Publisher: Sociaal En Cultureel Planbureau Publication: July 23, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Nathalie Sonck, Henk Fernee
ISBN: 9789037706697
Publisher: Sociaal En Cultureel Planbureau
Publication: July 23, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English

Smartphones and apps offer an innovative means of collecting data from the public in surveys. The Netherlands Institute for Social Research | SCP has been engaged in one of the first experiments involving the use of a smartphone app to collect time use data recorded by means of an electronic diary. Is it feasible to use smartphones as a data collection tool for social research? What are the effects on data quality? Can we also incorporate reality mining tools in the smartphone app to replace traditional survey questions (for example by tracking GPS locations of telephone log data)? The report describes a pilot study carried out in the Netherlands by SCP and CentERdata (Tilburg University) in 2011/12 to test the use of smartphones as a data collection method.

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Smartphones and apps offer an innovative means of collecting data from the public in surveys. The Netherlands Institute for Social Research | SCP has been engaged in one of the first experiments involving the use of a smartphone app to collect time use data recorded by means of an electronic diary. Is it feasible to use smartphones as a data collection tool for social research? What are the effects on data quality? Can we also incorporate reality mining tools in the smartphone app to replace traditional survey questions (for example by tracking GPS locations of telephone log data)? The report describes a pilot study carried out in the Netherlands by SCP and CentERdata (Tilburg University) in 2011/12 to test the use of smartphones as a data collection method.

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