In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the education sector stands at a pivotal crossroads. Traditional lesson planning methods, particularly those that rely on hardcopy formats, are increasingly viewed as outdated and inefficient. As we transition into the digital age, educators need to adopt e-lesson plans that streamline teaching processes and enhance student learning experiences. This
At a time when millions of Nigerians have adopted a digital lifestyle, a website called Tutor.ng is helping people in Nigeria learn new skills from their phones or computers. The digital platform was created to fix some of the problems in the Nigerian education system, where many students struggle to get quality learning. Fehintolu Olaogun,
In a bid to address the foundational weaknesses of Nigeria’s education system, Nigerian engineer and education innovator Anthony Nwachukwu Isiani has unveiled a series of locally developed learning tools designed to transform classroom teaching nationwide. Isiani, founder of School Development Support (SDS) International Limited, told journalists during a facility tour at the company’s Lagos headquarters
Digital Bridge Institute (DBI) and Miva Open University have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster digital technology and academic excellence in computer science and innovation. The MoU marks a significant step in strengthening the relationship between the two institutions. Mr Emeka Nzeih, Head of Learning and Development at DBI, stated that the partnership
Walless College, founded by Dr Ogedengbe Alexander, has officially launched the Walless College Learning Management System (LMS), a mobile learning app designed to eliminate the traditional barriers of location, infrastructure, and affordability. Speaking at the launch event, Dr Ogedengbe described the LMS as “a powerful and intuitive platform that brings high-quality education to anyone, anywhere,
