Introduction to ODK (Part 4): XLSForms Form Logic

This series on ODK is designed to help you learn the fundamentals of Open Data Kit (ODK) and mobile data collection. These videos may be helpful for researchers, students or anyone else who may wish to carry out data collection using mobile devices.

This is the fourth video in the series, in which we look at what you can do with form logic in XLSForms. The video covers:
• Constraints
• Relevancies and Skip Patterns
• Grouping questions
• Repeating questions
• Some advice for best practices

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This video was written and presented by Alex Thomson, Statistics for Sustainable Development.

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Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
01:42 - Constraints
03:50 - Relevancies and Skip Patterns
05:17 - Grouping Questions Together
07:31 - Repeating Questions
09:16 - Best Practices and Key Reminders
13:33 - Further Resources

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This has been my one stop course to ODK. Very simple, well crafted and high quality not to mention making all resources available including pptx. Thanks so much.