MobileActive08
Session: Mobile Metrics and Evaluation: How do we measure social impact?
Description
The aim of this interactive session will be to review monitoring and evaluation frameworks, and standard indicators and metrics. In an effort to create an evidence base, we need to start thinking about a shift to impact evaluation. For example, how do we measure whether health is improved, policies advanced, or behaviours changed by the use of mobile technologies? In short, how do we measure social impact?
This session is designed to begin generating key research questions in different areas, and engage in a dialogue related to the creation of standard indicators. We may also consider, for the open space portion of MobileActive, creation of a set of working groups on Evaluation and Metrics for mHealth and/or other issue areas for sharing, networking, and collaboration on M&E research questions.
This session is designed to begin generating key research questions in different areas, and engage in a dialogue related to the creation of standard indicators. We may also consider, for the open space portion of MobileActive, creation of a set of working groups on Evaluation and Metrics for mHealth and/or other issue areas for sharing, networking, and collaboration on M&E research questions.
Session Details
| Speakers: |
Peter Benjamin
Patricia Mechael |
| Date: | Tuesday, October 14, 2008 9:45 AM - 10:15 AM |
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| Track: | Workshop |
| Location: | Gala B |
Notes
- Mr. Tiwonge Davis Manda
on Mobile Metrics and Evaluation: How do we measure social impact?:
Mobile phones as an evaluation tool:
-There is need to safeguard people's privacy and to adhere to other necessary ethical issues
-There is need to match the solutions being provided to the capabilities of the phone that the target population has
-be aware of the social meanings that messages might h ...
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