Access the 'Child Opportunity Index' on diversitydatakids.org. Identify what the index measures, its primary components or indicators, and how users can interact with or download the data related to the index.
Navigate to 'https://www.diversitydatakids.org/'. Click on the 'Child Opportunity Index' link in the main navigation. On the 'Child Opportunity Index' page, identify the main purpose or what the index measures. Locate information about the key components or indicators that make up the index. Determine how users can access or download the data associated with the index (e.g., through interactive maps, data tables, or downloadable files). Synthesize the findings to describe the index, its components, and data access methods.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Child Opportunity Index' page. The agent accurately describes what the Child Opportunity Index measures (e.g., the quality of resources and conditions available to children in different neighborhoods). The agent identifies at least two primary components or indicators of the index (e.g., educational opportunity, health and environmental opportunity, social and economic opportunity). The agent specifies how users can interact with or download the data (e.g., through interactive maps, downloadable datasets, or research reports).