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A Comparison of Tablet-Based and Paper-Based Survey Data Collection in Conservation Projects
2014
Social Sciences
There is growing use of household surveys by conservation organizations as they seek to measure the social impacts of conservation initiatives, especially in developing countries. Several recent health-sector studies suggest that computer-aided personal interviewing may be a cheaper and faster alternative to the traditional paper-based interviewing. Here, a comparison of The Nature Conservancy-funded tablet computer-based and paper-based household surveys is presented. Because the tablet and
doi:10.3390/socsci3020264
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