PHILANTHROPY

Partnership for Advancement of Quality and Open Education in Africa.

Support us as we commence the establishment of Digital Outreach Schools in 50 remote villages across Africa, including Birni Amina where Kambari women still go about topless! We need your help to build special low-cost (but stylish) BARE-BONE Digital Outreach Schools in remote communities where out-of-school children are prevalent and deploy technologies that will connect them to standard (moderating) schools across the continent from where both tutors and students in such Digital Outreach Schools will receive quality (teaching and learning) resources for all day-to-day lessons and activities. These children in actuality, will be students of the moderating schools.

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Not technologies that are currently being used to execute same old learning models, but innovative, disruptive technologies that will overhaul the entire process of schooling, redefine learning and ensure that quality education is made available to every child irrespective of their social standing or background.
As this future of new possibilities beckons, there is an urgent need to redesign 'how' and 'what' our children will learn in readiness for their own realities. To do this, technology will play a major, intrinsic role in the scheme of things.
For assurance of quality education across board and entrenchment of equal learning opportunities across geographical borders and social barriers. To achieve this, education in itself must first, be commoditized. Technology makes this quite feasible. Give it one more decade and learning culture will replace the outdated teaching culture we inherited from our forefathers. Teachers will be more of knowledge bundle providers than classroom tutors. Same teacher who teaches in Johannesburg can have their lessons being studied in Ogbomosho! A child in an Maiduguri IDP camp can wake up in the morning and attend classes being hosted by a teacher in Lekki.
For assurance of quality education across board and entrenchment of equal learning opportunities across geographical borders and social barriers. To achieve this, education in itself must first, be commoditized. Technology makes this quite feasible. Give it one more decade and "learning culture" will replace the outdated "teaching culture" we inherited from our forefathers. Teachers will be more of "knowledge bundle providers" than classroom tutors. Same teacher who teaches in Johannesburg can have their lessons being studied in Ogbomosho! A child in an Maiduguri IDP camp can wake up in the morning and attend classes being hosted by a teacher in Lekki.
We are disrupting the whole process of teaching and learning. Governments, parents, schools, teachers, students and educators are now being connected together across geographical borders, providing them with new resources that make quality education possible, sustainable, open, easy and affordable for all.
We are disrupting the whole process of teaching and learning. Governments, parents, schools, teachers, students and educators are now being connected together across geographical borders, providing them with new resources that make quality education possible, sustainable, open, easy and affordable for all.
As our world is shrinking everyday and converging, businesses that leverage on emerging technologies are maximizing their earnings by breaking into new frontiers. One industry that is relatively uncompetitive yet and remains quite promising is the education sector. The physical structures and tangible facilities you call your school today will no longer be as important in the nearest future. The world’s educational needs, the widening gaps and the new civilization that’s fast approaching are dictating new approaches to the entire schooling system. And now, more than ever, there’s an urgent need for a concerted, coordinated effort to redefine all educational processes. That’s why we started The Digitalized Schools Network - a platform that provides school leaders/owners with EVERYTHING they need from technology to support and initiatives to transform their schools to ones that will survive and thrive in the future that is now upon us.
As our world is shrinking everyday and converging, businesses that leverage on emerging technologies are maximizing their earnings by breaking into new frontiers. One industry that is relatively uncompetitive yet and remains quite promising is the education sector. The physical structures and tangible facilities you call your school today will no longer be as important in the nearest future. The world’s educational needs, the widening gaps and the new civilization that’s fast approaching are dictating new approaches to the entire schooling system. And now, more than ever, there’s an urgent need for a concerted, coordinated effort to redefine all educational processes. That’s why we started The Digitalized Schools Network - a platform that provides school leaders/owners with EVERYTHING they need from technology to support and initiatives to transform their schools to ones that will survive and thrive in the future that is now upon us.
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