E-Learning

The Zimbabwean Government has embarked on a significant initiative aimed at bridging the educational divide between urban and rural areas through an extensive e-learning strategy. This bold move is aligned with their broader heritage-based curriculum and reflects a commitment to providing equal

South Carolina school districts have decided to close on Friday, January 10, 2025, and move to eLearning due to anticipated severe winter weather conditions. This measure aims to ensure the safety of students and staff amid forecasts predicting hazardous weather, including snow, sleet, and freezing

The digital transformation of education prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic has led higher education institutions to enhance their online learning frameworks, driving them to provide quality education outside the traditional classroom. A testament to these efforts is the University of Santo Tomas

The realm of education is undergoing a transformation, one that is taking learning from the chalkboard to the digital dashboard. The global E-learning market, at the forefront of this revolution, is forecasted to burgeon by a staggering USD 309 million between 2024 and 2028, which translates to a

The impact of Hurricane Helene on Upstate South Carolina has been significant, necessitating numerous changes in the operation of local schools and colleges. As the severe weather approaches, educational institutions have taken robust measures to ensure the safety of their communities while

The EdTech Monday November edition, held at the KTradio studios in Kigali, Rwanda, has highlighted the significant strides in incorporating innovative digital tools and a competency-based curriculum (CBC) in schools across Rwanda. While acknowledging the progress made, the program also spotlighted