As the current dynamic speaks, countries like U.S and China are the biggest market for tablet computers. Ever since the launch of iPad in 2010, tablet computers have become a popular user choice. Apart from Apple Inc.’s continuous effort to improve the tablet technology, other key players like Microsoft and Google are also striving to
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“To offer all children and adolescents, including the hard-to-reach, a safe and supportive global cyberspace within which they can explore, discuss and partner on issues related to human rights and social change, as well as develop their awareness, leadership, community building, and critical thinking skills through active and substantive participation with their peers and with
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MOOCs are Massive Open Online Courses that has a far-reaching impact on the way education is being rendered today. It offers free online courses that cover a wide range of topics and vocation. The MOOC education system intends to bring about a massive change in education; targeting all levels of higher education, vocational & corporate
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Tanzania, 28th June – 1st July 2013 Tanzania hosts the Global Smart Partnership Dialogue, 2013 at Dar es Salaam. Dr. Mohamed Gharib Bilal, the Vice President graced the opening of the event. The meeting aims to emphasize the need to infuse science and technology in every aspect of the social and economic activities. Smart Partnership
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Kenya, 3rd April 2013 Pramil Verma, the GM of mElimu meets His Excellency William Ruto, Deputy President of Higher Education, Kenya. The purpose of the meeting was to demonstrate the value of mElimu as a solution to the higher educational institutions. Pramil presented the features and uses of mElimu platform and services that can help universities
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Nairobi, 12th November 2012 mElimu receives the final pilot test report and certificate of testing from NI3C (National ICT Innovation and Integration Centre), Kenya. The pilot test was conducted in two schools, St. Michael’s Primary School and Moi Avenue Primary School and involved 250 students and 8 teachers. The NI3C said the mElimu solution to
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