Technology Is No Longer a Luxury for Teachers - Afenyo-Markin Says as 'One Teacher, One Laptop' Initiative Expands in Effutu
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Technology is no longer a luxury for teachers - Afenyo-Markin says as 'One Teacher, One Laptop' initiative expands in Effutu
By Valentia Tetteh The image of a teacher standing before a classroom with nothing more than a chalkboard and a register is gradually giving way to a more digital reality. Across Ghana, education is becoming increasingly technology-driven, with lesson preparation, student assessments, online learning resources and the Ghana Education Service’s digital platforms demanding that teachers possess not only the skills but also the tools to keep pace. …
Panama City - The Government of Panama bought 54,000 laptops with artificial intelligence (AI) incorporated, with Internet access, for 26.6 million dollars to equip teachers in the public sector, announced Tuesday the educational portfolio of the country. The entry Panama invests 26.6 million dollars in 54,000 laptops with AI for teachers was first published in Digital Process.
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