Ghana Launches Smart School Project and going to Distribute Tablets to Over One Million Students

By Richard Adorsu-

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NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS (NABN) Accra GHANA- President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has announced that 1.3 million tablets are going to be distributed to students under the Smart School Project.

The tablets, he said, are fitted with digital content to aid research, teaching, and learning. Launching the project on Monday, March 25, Mr Akufo-Addo said “To distribute 1.3 million educational tablets to students in SHSs. That is one student, and one tablet under the Ghana
Smart Schools Project. The tablets are fitted with digital content to aid research, teaching, and learning.

At the tertiary level, Ghana is pleased to provide at a discounted price tablets and laptops to students and lecturers to facilitate academic activities. The government continues to seek innovative ways to do STEM and the FSHS policy.

“The next phase of FSHS policy enhancement will be propelled by digitalization. This will allow a seamless online and offline teaching and learning experience,” he stated.

An earlier statement by the Ministry of Education said the initiative “aligns with government’s efforts to enhance e-learning and digitalization,” as well as “supports government’s goal of leveraging technological advancements to prepare Ghanaian students for the Fourth Industrial Revolution,” also known as digital age.

“The initiative aims to bolster Senior High School Education by providing Teaching and Learning Management System, Digital Learning Content and Education Devices to all Senior High and TVET Schools nationwide.

For New Africa Business News Richard Adorsu Reports, Africa Correspondent