Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education Market is to grow at 45% CAGR to 2024 driven chiefly by key vendors: Amazon Web Services, Blackboard Inc.,
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Africa Internship Academy celebrates two years of grooming Africa’s next-gen change agents
Africa holds a very high rate of youth unemployment. In Ghana for instance, about 120,000 young people graduate from various institutions with about 10%
eLearning Africa: Education, training and Africa’s growing confidence
International experts at this year’s eLearning Africa 2018 conference, which has just taken place in Kigali, Rwanda, were upbeat about the long-term prospects for African
eLearning Africa: Could ICTs be the Key to Ending Hunger in Africa?
Education and technology can play an important role in ending hunger and malnutrition in Africa once and for all. That is the view of
Education technology gains ground in Nigeria with Passnownow.com
By Oluwatobi Opusunju School is no more brick and mortar. Leveraging on technology and disruptive innovation, a Lagos based EdTech (education technology) company
Technology needs to disrupt the education sector, says Passnownow’s Akerele-Ogunsiji
By Oluwatobi Opusunju Founder of Passnownow, Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji has called for more focus on technology for the growth of the education sector. According
JAMB says candidates may start writing exams from home soon
By Oluwatobi Opusunju Jamb candidates may start writing entry examinations into tertiary institutions from the comfort of their homes across the country soon,
Stakeholders doubt Nigerian government’s commitment to 2030 STI Roadmap
By Oluwatobi Opusunju Stakeholders in the technology and education sectors are doubtful government can fully implement its newly unveiled 2030 Roadmap for Science, Technology
US targets 460 Nigerian students and teachers for tech training
By Oluwatobi Opusunju The United States (US) Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria is targeting about 460 Nigerian students and teachers across elementary, secondary, and tertiary
Research reveals students in more religious countries perform worse in science and mathematics
The more religious people are, the lower children in that country perform in science and mathematics, according to new research at Leeds Beckett University.