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Evolving technologies usually present new ways of doing things. And when this relates to leveraging technology and innovation to enhance the quality, coverage, and potential of education – edtech – Techpoint Africa brings you the latest.
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The Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges, and Universities (ASIC) has awarded AltSchool Africa full accreditation, allowing it to extend its reach to more individuals, especially underserved communities.
Following a 100% acquisition of the Egyptian tutoring platform Orcas, Kuwait-based edtech Baims has announced plans to launch an AI-based test preparation product.
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AltSchool Africa raised an unannounced $3 million in equity crowdfunding in April this year. It is also set to receive support from Rwanda through a $30 million tech fund.
“To educate the next billion Africans, we need to go beyond the four walls of the classroom, and harness the vast potential of the internet.” – @AdewaleYusuf_
Miva Open University has received an open learning licence to operate an online university in Nigeria. Courses on offer include Cyber Security, Data Science, and Software Engineering.
AltSchool Africa has inked a partnership with OpenLabs Ghana (formerly NIIT). The first piece of an audacious play to provide a globally relevant curriculum and infrastructure to thousands of learning institutions in Africa.
In early February, I was in San Francisco, and every conversation I had that week included the word “AI”, frequently followed by “disrupting”. But no one mentioned Africa. For a continent already 1,430,833,527 strong, growing by more than one human per second (2.49%YGR) with 60%+ under the age of 25, how did they miss this?…
A startup called Akowe wants to put Nigerian certificates on the blockchain, but how will it find a way around the bureaucracies that come with public institutions in Nigeria? Let’s find out.