Survey for Learning Equality

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Learning Equality is interested in finding better ways to support teachers in creating more personalized learning experiences.

Kolibri supports learning in many different languages. We want to understand how we can best support learning in any language through Kolibri, including mother tongue languages. Your input will help us account for important considerations as we decide where to take Kolibri next.

Thank you for your time and consideration!

Select the option(s) that best describe your role

Teacher/educator

Program manager

Curriculum manager

Content creator

Other:

How do you use Kolibri? Select all that apply

For personal use

I mentor or manage educators in my program who use it for teaching and learning

I use it personally in my teaching practices

I have used Kolibri Studio to add or organize resources for use in my school or program

I don’t use it now, but I’m exploring how Kolibri can be used for my program

Other:

Which of the following describes how Kolibri is used in your educational program?

Skip this question if it does not apply to you

Formal learning (i.e., schools)

Non-formal learning (Libraries, orphanages, correctional facilities, youth/community centers, etc.)

Both formal and non-formal learning

Other:

Clear selection

Which of the following best describes the learners in your educational program?

Primarily children and youth

Primarily adult learners

Mixed ages and learning levels

Teachers (for professional learning)

Other:

Clear selection

Which of the following best describes the language(s) that learning materials are written in?

Primarily in the mother tongue of the learners

Primarily the national language

More than one language is used

Other:

Which of the following best describes the language(s) used by teachers in the classroom or learning environment?

Primarily the mother tongue of the learners

Primarily the national language

More than one language is used

Other:

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