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The first rule of Questionnaire Programming is to not start programming your survey before you have questionnaire already. If you do not have a questionnaire, go to [[Questionnaire_Design:Questionnaire Design|Questionnaire Design]]
The first rule of Questionnaire Programming is to not start programming your survey before you have questionnaire already. If you do not have a questionnaire, go to [[Questionnaire_Design:Questionnaire Design|Questionnaire Design]]


==Articles often forgotten:==
==Articles often forgotten==
*[[Questionnaire_Encryption:|Questionnaire Encryption]] - read before creating your questionnaire
*[[Questionnaire_Encryption:|Questionnaire Encryption]] - read before creating your questionnaire
*[[Data_Quality_Checks:|Survey Data Quality Checks]] - read while you are programming your questionnaire. Best practice is to develop data quality checks in parallel to coding your the questionnaire.
*[[Data_Quality_Checks:|Survey Data Quality Checks]] - read while you are programming your questionnaire. Best practice is to develop data quality checks in parallel to coding your the questionnaire.
 
*[[Multiple_Versions_Of_Questionnaires:|Updating a Questionnaire already in use]] - Important best practice when you realize that you need to make changes to a survey you have started to use in the field already.


= Choosing Software =
= Choosing Software =
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= Using the Server =
= Using the Server =


All code work you produce should be reproducible. Any code that includes randomization needs version, seed and sort to be reproducible. See [[reproducible randomization in Stata]] for details.
You can either set up your own server, but if your project is a DIME project you can use our development server DIMEtest until your project require its own server


= Create a questionnaire =
= Create a questionnaire =
= Updating the version on your server =





Revision as of 17:10, 4 January 2017

This chapters relates to the process of digitization of a questionnaire, and not to the process of developing content for Questionnaire Design.


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You should never start coding your survey before you have a fairly completed

The first rule of Questionnaire Programming is to not start programming your survey before you have questionnaire already. If you do not have a questionnaire, go to Questionnaire Design

Articles often forgotten

Choosing Software

There are several software on the market for digital data collection. At DIME we have built up

Using the Server

You can either set up your own server, but if your project is a DIME project you can use our development server DIMEtest until your project require its own server

Create a questionnaire

Updating the version on your server

How to start coding your questionnaire

In our experience a lot of the cases with lost data or other types of serious