Hardware Questions code Have you planned for and thought about the mindset of the user and their digital literacy when selecting the hardware for your solution? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you designed your solution to be compatible with a wide range of devices commonly used by context students, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Does the solution’s hardware adequately support the chosen instructional method with fidelity? * Yes No Partially Not sure Have you considered the suitability of the hardware in delivering the content given the circumstances of the area(s) where you plan to deploy? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you ensured that your EdTech solution is accessible to users across different socioeconomic backgrounds in this context, considering variations in device availability and affordability? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Does your hardware address common barriers to use driven by gender, special needs, marginalisation etc? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you explored the hardware solutions that will be most cost effective in the communities you are working in? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you developed a plan for maintenance of the hardware to ensure the sustainability of the programme?” * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you considered device affordability, as well as the affordability of maintenance for schools leaders? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you considered if there will be any costs to parents related to hardware that could be a barrier to usage? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Have you selected a hardware that will be easy to onboard and train teachers to use with minimal supports? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Does the selected hardware have modifications that increase the ease of use for learners with different learning needs? * Yes No Partially Not Sure Submit Start Over If you are human, leave this field blank. ContinueSubmit