Research analysis of 1,162 adult educators in Kenya, assessing digital competency, infrastructure, and policy gaps. Includes data cleaning, visualization, and BI dashboards.
# Digital Competency of Adult Educators in Kenya
## Overview
This project analyzes survey data from **1,162 adult educators** across Kenya to assess digital competency, infrastructure gaps, and policy needs.
The study provides a **baseline dataset** for future interventions and includes **visualizations, dashboards, and recommendations**.
## Tools & Technologies
- Python (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn)
- Power BI / Tableau
- Excel
- KoboToolbox (data collection)
## Key Findings
- 59.4% of educators rated their digital skills as *basic*; only 11.9% advanced.
- 71.6% relied on personal devices (mostly smartphones).
- 77% had never attended government digital training.
- 91.6% recommended revising adult education policy to include digital literacy.
## Deliverables
- **Python notebooks**: Data cleaning, descriptive stats, cross-tabulations.
- **Dashboards**: Interactive Power BI visuals for policymakers.
- **Report**: Evidence-based recommendations for training and policy.
## Sample Visuals
## Author
Paul Kimathi Muthee – Data Analyst & BI Specialist