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Using mobile phones for data collection

June 30th, 2009

Mobile phones are widely used by people, so why are researchers not making more use of them to collect data? In an upcoming project in Hong Kong I hope to get participants to record language learning experiences outside the classroom - and what better way to do this than by using a tool that each of them carries around all the time anyway?

This article talks about the technical aspects of mobile data collection and is a good read if you think you may be interested in this area. Recommended!

Please drop me a line if you are using mobile data collection - I’d love to hear about your experiences. Maybe we can exchange tips.

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