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  Analyzed 6 days ago based on code collected 6 days ago.

4l8r, developed in the Stanford University Human-Computer Interaction Group, is a tool that lowers the burden of participant data capture under mobile and active conditions. It is intended to aid diary-study-like fieldwork.

4l8r provides a server which can capture text (SMS), picture (MMS) and voicemail "snippets" sent by users from their mobile phones. These "snippets" are then show to users at a convenient time (for example when they are at home in the evening) through a web-based interface. This web-based interface allows them to complete a thorough, structured diary entry.

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Java
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JavaScript
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30 Day Summary Apr 17 2013 — May 17 2013

12 Month Summary May 17 2012 — May 17 2013

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