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Handheld Devices 101

Handheld Devices 101. Catherine Dizon Jorge Andrews tobaccoeval@ucdavis.edu. 4-Point Inspection In hand, charged, registered, powered Common Buttons Common Tasks & Trouble Shooting Connecting to Wi-Fi Tips & Tricks Your comfort is our finish line. Test Drive Route . Are your devices:

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Handheld Devices 101

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  1. Handheld Devices 101 Catherine Dizon Jorge Andrews tobaccoeval@ucdavis.edu

  2. 4-Point Inspection • In hand, charged, registered, powered • Common Buttons • Common Tasks & Trouble Shooting • Connecting to Wi-Fi • Tips & Tricks Your comfort is our finish line Test Drive Route

  3. Are your devices: • In your hand? • if not, sign out one of our loaners • Charged? • please charge it now • Registered/Authenticated? • if you’re unsure we’ll be around to help you get set up • On? • the final step is to turn on your device 4-Point inspection

  4. Driver’s Ed. • Power (sleep/wake) • “Slide to unlock” • Battery level • Home button • Volume • Pictures/Videos • Gallery • Calculator • Voice memo • Notes • Settings: sounds, brightness, etc. • Map • App store and apps • Internet • Others?

  5. Common buttons 1 • Power button • (sleep/wake) But don’t slide it now, we need the device on.

  6. Common buttons 2 C. Battery level B. Slide to unlock

  7. Common buttons 3 F. Camera to take pictures/video E. Volume buttons G. Photos to view pictures/video J. Notes K. Settings: sounds, appearance, auto-lock, etc. D. Home button

  8. Common buttons 4 K. Settings: sounds, brightness, autolock, pass code, etc.

  9. iPod touch Diagram Power button (sleep/wake) Battery Level Volume buttons Maps View pictures/video App Store Settings: Wi-Fi, sounds, auto-lock, appearance, user restrictions, etc. Notes No pictures! Camera to take pictures and record videos Internet (Safari) Home button iSURVEY

  10. Common tasks • Slide to next screen • Search page • Rotate • Pinching • Hold to highlight text • Double click home • Close programs (suggested weekly) • Touch and hold on home screens • Move • Delete • Delete vs. Close • Periodic updates • Apps • Operating Software • Connecting to Wi-Fi

  11. Connect to Wi-Fi • Go to Settings • Airplane Mode = OFF • Wi-Fi = ON • Choose a Network… (wait for name to appear) • Enter password • Test: open the Safari app

  12. Tips and Tricks • Dock iSURVEY • Restrictions Dock

  13. Common Buttons Power (sleep/wake) “Slide to unlock” Battery level Home button Volume Pictures/Videos Gallery Calculator It’s Your Turn TO SHARE Voice memo Notes Settings: sounds, brightness, etc. Map App store and apps Safari Internet iSURVEY

  14. Common Tasks: • Slide to next screen • Search page • Rotate • Pinching • Hold to highlight text • Double click home • Close programs (suggested weekly) • Touch and hold on home screens • Move • Delete • Delete vs. Close It’s Your Turn TO SHARE • Periodic updates • Apps • Operating Software • Connecting to Wi-Fi • Dock iSURVEY • Restrictions

  15. Using Handheld Devices for Data Collection The following slides explain how devices are used during data collection.

  16. Selecting the iSURVEY app For Android users: iSURVEY app

  17. Starting a new survey Select “Start” to start a new survey

  18. Finishing a survey To save the data,you must select “Touch to Finish” The survey will automatically re-start for the next store.

  19. How to handle partial surveys • What if you’re asked to leave the store before finishing the survey? In the CORE • Select “Back” until you reach STORE STATUS • Select “I was asked to leave” In a module • Select “Back” until you reach the beginning of the current module • Select “No, I will not be doing this module” for all remaining modules & exit survey. *Report the situation on your field notes*

  20. Put the device to sleep by pressing the power button between stores.

  21. Our team — Diana Cassady, Jeanette Treiber, Robin Kipke, Catherine Dizon, Jorge Andrews, and Diana Dmitrevsky Our website — http://tobaccoeval.ucdavis.edu Our email — tobaccoeval@ucdavis.edu Our main line — 530.752.9951 We are the statewide technical assistance center on evaluation for all Prop. 99-funded projects in California

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