Join EdTech Hub at eLearning Africa 2023

Event details:

Programme: See here

Where: Abdou Diouf International Conference Centre – CICAD, Dakar, Senegal
When: May 24 – 26, 2023

About: We are thrilled to announce that EdTech Hub will be participating in eLearning Africa 2023. We are excited to be sponsoring the Ministerial Round Table as we present our vision for building a movement of high-impact and evidence-based EdTech in Africa, highlighting evidence and learnings from our close partnerships with government ministries in Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Ghana, and Sierra Leone.

In addition to the round table, EdTech Hub will be making a presentation at a session on Enhancing Learning through Analytics: Real-world Examples of Personalised and Adaptive Learning (EN), Chairing the EdTech as a Game Changer for African School Children session and moderating a session on Promising EdTech Solutions to Overcome Learning Loss Among African Children. This session will provide insights into innovative strategies and technologies that can help mitigate the impact of learning loss and improve access to quality education in Africa.

As a pan-African event with over 1,050 participants, eLearning Africa 2023 offers a unique platform for dialogue and knowledge-sharing among individuals and organizations involved in digital-supported education, training, and skills development in Africa. We are honored to participate in this important event and look forward to connecting with colleagues, stakeholders, and innovators from across the continent. Join us in Dakar and be part of this exciting conversation! 

About the session: Enhancing Learning through Analytics: Real-world Examples of Personalised and Adaptive Learning (EN)

Date and time: Thursday, May 25, 2023, 16:30–17:45
Room: Salle 202

Description: This session showcases how learning analytics can improve teaching methods and student outcomes. With real-world examples, panellists will demonstrate the power of data-driven personalised learning, such as the Green Shoots Maths Curriculum Online programme, which uses data to make decisions about cognitive and effective learning gains in maths. Participants will also learn about combining AI with low-tech delivery channels for personalised learning, and adaptive learning content pre-loaded onto tablets to monitor implementation quality in offline environments. Practical recommendations are given on integrating digital personalised learning into classrooms sustainably for equitable learning.

Chairperson(s):
Michael Zacheus Opiyoh, Maseno University, Kenya

Speakers:
Rebecca Daltry, EdTech Hub, UK – Digital Personalised Learning in Kenya: Bridging Research and Practice to Co-Create New Classroom Models for Learning

Neema Kanyua, Imagine Worldwide, USA – Technology Supports Monitoring, Even in Offline, Off-Grid Environments

Isabel Tarling, Limina Education Services, South Africa – Innovating Data and Learning at Scale: Learners, Parents/Caregivers and Teachers’ : Learning Gains from their Engagement with the Green Shoots Maths Curriculum Online

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Connect with EdTech Hub Country Leads

Imdad Ali Baloch,
Country Co-Lead, Pakistan

Shakil Ahmed,
Country Co-Lead, Bangladesh

Haani Mazari,
Global Country Engagement Co-Lead, Country Co-Lead, Bangladesh and Pakistan

Rudolph Ampofo,
Global Country Engagement Co-Lead, Country Co-Lead, Ghana

Kate Radford,
Country Co-Lead, Ghana

Ciku Mbugua,
Country Co-Lead, Kenya
and Innovation Manager

Jennifer Cotter-Otieno,
Country Co-Lead, Kenya

Chris McBurnie,
Country Co-Lead, Sierra Leone and Malawi

Daniel Plaut,
Innovation Learning Lead Malawi

Iman Beoku-Betts,
Country Co-Lead, Sierra Leone

Johnpaul Barretto,
Country Co-Lead, Tanzania

Jamie Proctor,
Country Co-Lead, Tanzania

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