2. Inhalt Was ist SMS-Feedback und warum wichtig? Was geschieht in der Welt? Anwendungsbeispiele. Was hat das lab soweit gemacht? Pilotprojekte. Wieweiter?
20. Pilotprojekt 1: Feedback auf offene Fragen Offene Fragen: Wie finden Sie das Leben in Pankow? Was ist Heimat? HomeBase Berlin 19 „ist ein guter ort: nicht so hysterisch und weniger lifestylemäßig wie prenzlberg. steglitz des ostens aber nicht so spießig. N bisschen teuer.“ „Weiß nicht was Heimat ist, denn ich bin immer unterwegs“
30. Information flow and technical architecture Feedback information coming from beneficiaries via SMS automatically flows into a database, is processed and plugged into internet platforms Output Input PC Admin interface Online Toolbox Plug-In interface SMS Gateway Database SMS Data validation SMS Short Number -Structured reports -SMS chat history ‘one to many’ SMS chat Filtering, visualization -Graphs Zero-cost-SMS 1) Data is entered into system via cost-free SMS to central short number Gateway receives SMS from sender and transmits to all participating beneficiaries Data hub compiles messages. Message undergoes validation process. Results are intepreted and visualized Plug-in interface links visualized results into other platforms (NGOs‘ websites, betterplace.org, or platforms of development organizations) 2) Data is entered into system via SMS gateway user interface on PC
31. Feedback data is plugged in and visualized on platforms of donors, development agencies and NGOs 1. Donor internet platform or intranet 2. Feedback information plugged in and updated real-time (charts, graphs, etc.)
32. An exemplary donor platform (betterplace.org) enhanced by beneficiary feedback information via SMS (mock-up)
33. History of SMS communication among beneficiaries in the developing country is plugged into donor/NGO platform real-time SMS exchange among beneficiaries and between beneficiaries and the NGO will run into a live SMS news feed
34. Quantitative feedback data is plugged into platform and visualized as charts and graphs. Users may click and easily reveal individual graphs of interest 1. Graph shows beneficiaries’ views on project effectiveness during various points of project time period 2. Each dot in the diagram represents an SMS report from a beneficiary. They can be clicked and selected to show SMS content. Other charts and graphs Compare to similar projects: Participation rate (relative to target population) Validation rate (relative to nr. of all reports) Project „A“ 80.02% 3. Users may select other graphs and for example compare similar projects 56,47% Project „B“