Closed janagombitova closed 7 years ago
What we aim to learn with this implementation is:
After the implementation is released we will set a timeframe when to evaluate the learnings and see how to move forward.
The 1st implementation has been tested and will be releases with Flow 1.9.11. The review of the learning points is scheduled for February 2017. Further information will be added the the Survey library opportunity.
Overview
Being able to copy a survey from one dashboard to another has strong value.
We already have cases when a partner creates a survey in one of Akvo's demo dashboards and then wants to reuse it in their own dashboard. Currently, either the dev team needs to copy and upload the survey in the backend, or the survey needs to be recreated manually in the new dashboard.
Furthermore, we have experienced situations where standardised surveys are used across organisations (e.x. certification standards, SDGs, or questionnaires used for disaster response) who have their own dashboards. At this moment there is no way for an organisation to share its survey structure with other partners and for the partner to in a simple way add it to their dashboard.
Thirdly, with Flow we help partners with their data collection exercises to collect good data in an easy way. We support them in analysing and understanding their data with our other tools. But we do not cover the 1st step before the data collection - building and designing a good survey. This is a very important part because without a good survey, you cannot collect good data. By making it possible to share surveys we can support knowledge exchange and improve the data collected.
Implementation ideas
We have heard partners asking for a 'library' of survey, or a portal where they can share and reuse surveys publicly. This is a larger feature. By simply making it possible for our users to download a survey from one dashboard and to upload it to another one, we can cover the basic requirements.
Known issues:
How to handle cases:
Links to documents
User stories, background and notes from discussion https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W28dh7kCPP46Mk31N6VUNGE_RutR2W1wU6lminGTX9Y/edit