🎯 Learning Intention

I will collaborate with my team to build and test a functional Survey123 form that collects meaningful, ethical, and mappable data about accessibility in our community.

✅ Success Criteria

• I can input our team’s questions accurately using the right data types.
• I can test our survey for clarity, logic, and data integrity.
• I can describe how our survey connects to the project’s civic problem statement.

☀️ Warm-Up / Tech Journal (5 min)

“When you take a survey, what makes you trust it enough to answer honestly?”

Discuss as a class: how question design builds credibility and inclusion.

🧠 Mini-Lesson (15 min) — Finalizing Question Logic & Data Types

1. Review Core Data Types in Survey123: text, integer, decimal, choice, map point, image.
2. Discuss Best Practices for Accessibility Data:
   • Keep questions short and respectful.
   • Avoid double-barreled or leading phrasing.
   • Offer “Other” or “Prefer not to say” options.
3. Demo how to test the survey preview:
   • Check question flow.
   • Submit test responses.
   • View data in table/map view.

💡 Quick model: Show how a multiple-choice accessibility question displays as distinct values on an ArcGIS map.

🛠 Team Work Session (30–35 min)

Each Dev Team works in assigned roles: