Two potential advantages of using email rather than traditional mail to conduct questionnaires are lower costs [ 6, 7] and quicker data collection [ 8], but a disadvantage of this method is a potentially lower response rate [ 7, 9- 11].
Use of a single focus group was found to be more feasible than conducting individual interviews or administering a questionnaire, with less recruitment challenges experienced, and quicker data collection.
Second, to allow for quick, generalizable data collection, we seek to support collective, rather than individual, languages, in a community-based learning framework.
An improvement on normal monitoring technologies, the system has also incorporated emergency response technology, enabling quick information collection, real-time data processing and transmission for emergency responses.
These maps are dynamic, providing for quick turnaround between data collection and analysis of maps for program planning.
(Section V.B.2.c) · Consider completion of a "quick guide" for all data collection, entry and quality assurance personnel to draw attention to data entry concerns and recent changes to the data collection form and the database.
The FMS incorporated data entry screens, search screens and reports so that the research fellows and census management staff could i) track the progress of the CCs in the field, ii) make decisions on how best to manage census delivery and collection, and iii) obtain quick and timely summaries of data collection progress (see Table 1).
Although this method of data collection is relatively quick and inexpensive, it suffers from growing coverage problems and falling response rates.
This methodology has reduced the time of data collection significantly, as quick survey was employed for farm type identification and only half of the households were interviewed in detail for their economic characterization.
Self-assessment questionnaires however, remain a quick, practical, and economical way of data collection especially among adult populations [ 34].
