The crowdmapped dataset continued as an open research resource, curated and periodically audited. Mia received invitations to consult on test design. She never stopped believing that when learners and examiners share data responsibly, the result is a test that measures ability instead of ambiguity.
From Cambridge IELTS 14 Test 3 (similar passage on crowdsourcing maps): Crowdmapping Ielts Reading Answers
| Statement | Answer | |-----------|--------| | Crowdmapping relies on data from official government sources only. | False (relies on public/citizen data) | | The first major use of crowdmapping was in Kenya after the 2007 election. | True (Ushahidi was created then) | | Crowdmapping is useless for natural disasters. | False (it is used for earthquakes, floods, etc.) | | All crowdmapping platforms require internet access. | Not Given (some use SMS; passage may not specify all) | | Volunteers sometimes verify crowdmapped data. | True (often mentioned: “crowdsourced, then vetted”) | The crowdmapped dataset continued as an open research