Naija Office Hour/Evaluation Report /Limitations

Naija Office Hour

Summary

Limitations

Inputs

Outputs

Outcomes

Key findings

Appendix

How was the data collected and how large was it?
This report systematically evaluated some data collected from survey, staff and volunteers report. This data was accessed based on the input provided by participants and organizer
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Response rates and data quality/limitations	Data was received from 68 survey responded, 2 staff members and 4 volunteers. These Data were collected from three sources: (1) from the Naija Office Hour organizers directly; (2) from survey respondents; and (3) volunteers. Through these sources we were able to collect information about: The current model of the naija office hour, guest speakers, budgets, staff and volunteer hours contributed, number of participants, impacts of program. Months of the year evaluated Number of survey respondence, staff, and volunteers January - September 2022 74 Values for a number of the key metrics were only reported for a minority of events, and in the cases of budgets and volunteer and staff hours these values could not be mined from other sources. Furthermore, data for the Naija Office Hour were not normally distributed; the distributions are, for the most part, skewed. This is partly due to small sample size and partly to natural variation.
Priority goals	Program organizers reported the priority goals for the Naija Office Hour. The two most popular goals were (1) to serve as a platforms to connect Wikimedians in Nigeria and in diaspora and (2) to serve as a platform for sharing learning and experience. Selected participants reported the priority goals for the Naija Office Hour. The two most popular goals were (1) to learn from experienced members of the community and (2) to connect and network with other Wikimedians. Notes