Table 5.
Benefits | Quotes |
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New, innovative, and up to date | Interviewer: Why do you laugh when I show you that? (showing paper survey) Participant: ‘Cause this is antiquated. |
Easy to use and fun | Interviewer: And why do you think that it was easy? Participant: Because I can do it and I have never done it before. (Translated from Spanish) Interviewer: And what was your favorite part about using it? Participant: Feeling that I am learning to use it. |
Need to learn eventually because it will inevitably be used more | I think [the] iPad is probably good to get used to. Yes, my son always tells me: “Mom, learn how to use a phone like this, a digital one”. Oh no! I want mine, the old little one. But it is good to know. (Translated from Spanish) |
Easier to correct mistakes than paper | … the pen and paper, if you make a mistake you got to, you know, more or less correct it and I usually always make some kind of little mistake. On this you can just change it. I liked that. |
More secure than paper | If I have an iPad, I save my information, I put a password on it; that I only know. And in another form… It’s like with a credit card; if only you know your code, no one is going to take out your money. (Translated from Spanish) |
Clearer to see and easier to provide answers legibly | I liked it because it was easier to read, easier… easier to move the… Sometimes your writing is not clear and that makes it clear. … the print usually is small and you can adjust it on the tablet. |
More practical and efficient | Because in many occasions you have little time to be there at your appointments and so it is faster and more practical to use the iPad. And then, a lot of times you don’t bring… there isn’t a pen or pencil available, and so it is very easy to use… You don’t need paper, you don’t need a pen. (Translated from Spanish) |