The latest updates from the team at Magpi
As recently reported on their website, NCA (Norwegian Church Aid) has recently selected Magpi for their mobile data collection activities: NCA has invested in Magpi, a digital data collection tool… NCA Invests in Magpi
Four New Question Types – with More to Come! We’re very pleased to announce that over the course of 2017 we’ll be adding a wide variety of useful new question… Barcodes, Signatures, Ranking and Fingerprints Coming Soon to Magpi!
Magpi started as a mobile data collection system using mobile apps – and that part of Magpi is still going strong after 15 years. More recently, though, we’ve been gratified… Using SMS for Conference Feedback
Although Magpi is now used for many purposes in many sectors, it was born from a need to do global health research and evaluation in the field (did you know the original… Using Magpi for Global Health Research
Editor’s Note: we’re grateful to Aidan Scialfa and Boy Scout Troop 55 in New Orleans, Louisiana for this report on using Magpi to serve their community, and our veterans. Honoring… Guest Post: Honoring US Veterans by Rehabilitating Gravesites
Dropbox Photo Integration Comes to Magpi We’re very happy to announce new Dropbox photo integration that will give our users much more complete and flexible control over their photos. Dropbox is a… New Magpi-Dropbox Photo Integration
Historically, there have been several obstacles to effective field data collection. Cost, time, delays, and potential inaccuracy inherent in paper collection techniques could severely hamper the efforts of even the… The Benefits of MDC for Field Work
Guest Post by Sairah Yusuf, Research, Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist, Generations For Peace Institute (GFP), syusuf@gfp.ngo Since May 2016, Generations For Peace (GFP) has used mobile-based data collection methods to survey close… Guest Post: The Ups and Downs of Mobile Data Collection
Guest Post by Agron Ferati, Executive Director of International Advisory, Products and Systems (i-APS), aferati@i-aps.com In its sixth year, the highly complex and intensive Syrian civil war has spread across… Guest Post: Monitoring Humanitarian Activities in Syria
We recently added a significant enhancement to our Magpi Reports data visualization system: WYSIWYG editing (i.e. “what-you-see-is-what-you-get”). WYSIWYG basically means that as you’re editing your report you can see exactly… Magpi Reports Now “What You See Is What You Get” (WYSIWYG)
