The Annual Survey activity seeks to:

1. Assess Progress: Measure the impact of CoP activities and their contributions to EdTech development in Nigeria.

2. Understand Needs: Identify gaps, challenges, and emerging trends in the EdTech landscape.

3. Inform Strategy: Provide data-driven recommendations for refining CoP strategies and initiatives.

4. Promote Inclusion: Ensure diverse stakeholder voices are heard and incorporated.

5. Monitor Trends: Track progress in EdTech adoption, innovation, and policy shifts over time.

The Annual Survey focuses on key themes relevant to EdTech in Nigeria:

1. EdTech Adoption: Trends in the use of technology in classrooms, schools, and communities.

2. Barriers and Challenges: Identifying roadblocks to EdTech access and implementation.

3. Impact Assessment: Evaluating the outcomes of EdTech initiatives and policies.

4. Teacher and Student Needs: Capturing the requirements and experiences of educators and learners.

5. Innovative Solutions: Spotlighting innovative approaches and successful case studies.

6. Stakeholder Engagement: Understanding collaboration dynamics and areas for improvement.

The Annual Survey seeks input from a diverse array of stakeholders, including:

• Teachers and Educators: Practitioners implementing EdTech tools in classrooms.

• Students and Parents: Beneficiaries of EdTech initiatives.

• School Leaders and Administrators: Decision-makers in educational institutions.

• EdTech Developers and Innovators: Creators of educational technology solutions.

• Policy Makers and Government Officials: Influencers of education and technology policy.

• NGOs and Civil Society: Organizations advocating for education reform and inclusion.

Survey Design:

• Develop a comprehensive questionnaire aligned with CoP objectives.

• Use both quantitative and qualitative methods to capture a holistic perspective.

Data Collection:

• Distribute the survey online via email, social media, and partner platforms.

• Use offline methods (e.g., paper surveys or community focus groups) in underserved areas.

Analysis and Reporting:

• Analyze responses using statistical and thematic analysis techniques.

• Develop a report with key findings, trends, and actionable recommendations.

Dissemination:

• Share findings through newsletters, webinars, and publications.

• Present results at relevant forums to inform stakeholders and drive awareness.

Survey Distribution:

• Digital Platforms: Utilize Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, or similar tools for online dissemination.

• Mobile Accessibility: Ensure the survey is optimized for mobile devices.

• Offline Outreach: Provide paper versions in rural and underserved communities to promote inclusivity.

Timeline:

• Preparation: Design and pilot test the survey (1 month).

• Data Collection: Conduct the survey over a 4–6 week period.

• Analysis and Reporting: Complete within 2 months after data collection.

Language and Accessibility:

• Translate the survey into multiple local languages to ensure inclusivity.

• Offer support for respondents through FAQs, contact emails, or helplines.

Resource Allocation:

• Develop a budget to cover technology tools, field data collection teams, and analysis software.

• Partner with NGOs and educational institutions for wider reach.

Promotion:

• Promote through social media, newsletters, community gatherings, and education conferences.

• Encourage participation by highlighting how the findings will inform policy and practices.

1. Comprehensive Data: A clear understanding of the current state of EdTech in Nigeria, including its successes and challenges.

2. Enhanced Strategy: Data-driven recommendations to refine CoP initiatives and align strategies with stakeholder needs.

3. Increased Awareness: Broad stakeholder engagement and a heightened focus on EdTech opportunities and challenges.

4. Strengthened Networks: Better collaboration as stakeholders align around shared insights and goals.

The Annual Survey is an essential activity that strengthens the Nigeria EdTech Community of Practice by providing a clear, evidence-based understanding of the EdTech ecosystem. It drives informed decision-making, amplifies stakeholder voices, and fosters collaboration to achieve shared goals in advancing quality, equitable education through technology in Nigeria.