The Mobile World Congress (MWC), THE world leading event dedicated to mobility, took place last week in Barcelona. More than 1,800 companies were represented at the show, including industry leaders, such as mobile manufacturers and operators, large firms and start ups. All types of innovation have been presented: connected objects, latest connected watches, smart cars,
The Kenyan education system is also referred to as “The 8.4.4 System of Education”. Students spend eight years in Primary school, four years in High school and four years at University. Students obtain the Kenya Certificate of Primary School Education (KCPE) after 8 years of primary school education. Primary school education is free in Kenya
We had an opportunity to attend the UNESCO Mobile Learning Week last week. The UNESCO mobile learning week brought together officials from Ministries of Education, teachers drawn from all over the world, international experts and practitioners in mobile learning, academics, and representatives from technology companies. The symposium was opened with a video addressed from Ms
Last week, we had the pleasure of being invited to present eduPad’s vision of the future of mobile education at the Global Education Partner Summit (GEPS), a major event organized by Microsoft every year in Seattle, gathering the major publishers, ISVs and OEMs in the world. More than 300 leaders attended the event, which was
India is waiting! An article written by Ramya Raju “Technology is bringing us the world in our pockets and it would be a good day for education in India if the government were to use this to best advantage. Ensuring an educated India is a challenging task. There is the top bracket earning a few