Tessie Musalia leads drive to bridge digital divide in Rural Schools
The foundation, in collaboration with Ushiriki Wema, an economic empowerment programme, is working to advance technology in schools through the provision of computers and other digital learning materials.
Madam Tessie Musalia, the Co-Founder and Managing Trustee, explained that the programme aims to help students gain instant access to vast amounts of information, including e-books, online libraries, and real-world learning opportunities through various digital platforms.
“We believe that every child deserves access to quality education as envisaged in our Constitution 2010, regardless of their background or circumstances. By donating computers to schools, especially in rural areas, we are taking a step toward bridging the digital divide and ensuring that every student has the chance to explore, learn, and grow in this digitally driven era,” she said.
Tessie Musalia, spouse to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, revealed that the initiative is supported by the United Nations through a partnership with the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary. She was speaking over the weekend when she donated 30 desktop computers and 2 laptops to Mudavadi Girls High School in Madzuu, Vihiga County.
“These computers are part of 70 laptops and 30 desktops donated by the United Nations through the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary to promote IT in schools. I encourage students not only to use them for schoolwork but also to follow your curiosity, learn about the world, and dream big,” she added.
Madam Tessie highlighted that online platforms allow students to learn at their own pace and from different locations, accommodating various schedules and learning preferences. She also encouraged teachers to equip students to connect with peers and experts globally through online tools, enabling collaborative projects and discussions across different locations.
“Technology has become an essential tool in education as it opens doors to knowledge beyond classrooms. When we invest in education, we invest in a stronger, smarter, and more hopeful tomorrow,” she concluded.
The programme is also set to boost the ongoing government initiative focused on building computer labs in schools across the country. The foundation plans to bring on board more partners and donors, both locally and internationally, to support this important cause.
https://www.citizen.digital/news/tessie-musalia-leads-drive-to-bridge-digital-divide-in-rural-schools-n371186
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