20th International Conference & Exhibition on Digital Education, Training & Skills Development

Palais des congrès de Lomé
Lomé, Togo

May 26→28, 2027

Programme Grid

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Wednesday, June 3, 2026

M1 Atelier prospectif sur les ressources éducatives libres et le multilinguisme (FR)
  • Juliette Touzene, L'Université Numérique / AUNEGe, France
  • Jacques Dang, L'Université Numérique / AUNEGe, France
M3 EdTech for Good Clinic: Amplifying African Innovation in EdTech (EN)
  • Juliette Norrmén-Smith, UNICEF, Finland
  • Eric Balangtaa, UNICEF, Ghana
  • Carlos Ferrari, UNICEF, Finland
  • Daniel Wagner, University of Pennsylvania, USA
M4 Recalibrating the AI Revolution: How to Build, Use, and Govern AI on Africa’s Terms (EN)
  • Ronda Zelezný-Green, datocracy AI, UK
  • Habib Houndekindo, Datocracy, Senegal
A1 Numériser des contenus ne suffit pas pour développer l’enseignement à distance (FR)
  • Carole Schorlé-Stefan, L'Université Numérique, France
A2 Mwanga wa Elimu Light the Way: Join Africa's EdTech Revolution! (EN)
A3 Leveraging A.I. tools from “Convenience to Competency” (EN)
  • Nicole Arrighi, Tennessee State University, USA
A4 Learning in Our Own Voice: Language, Culture & Identity in African Digital Education (EN)
  • Irene Elorm Hatsu Fiebor, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana
  • Philip Makafui Ankah, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana
A5 From Inquiry to Algorithms: Teaching AI Readiness Without the Internet (EN)
  • Ayo Jones, Belonging Labs, Ghana
FD1 Re-connecting Futures: Indigenous Knowledge and Africa’s Digital Generation (EN)
  • Tom Wambeke, ITC-ILO (United Nations), Italy
  • Chigozie Emmanuel Okonkwo, African Union Commission, Ethiopia
BL6 Bilateral MeetingsPre-scheduled, meetings with ministerial delegations, high level NGOs & IGOs, education institutions
Africa's Time, Africa's Terms: Learning for Sovereignty, Strength and Solidarity (EN/FR) (17:00 – 18:30) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Ms Naa Ashorkor, Journalist & Morning Show Host, Ghana Chair
  • Aida Opoku-Mensah, eLearning Africa, Ghana
  • Barbara Glover, AUDA-NEPAD, South Africa
  • Prof. Clement Dzidonu, President of Accra Institute of Technology (AIT), Ghana
  • Ms Cindy Arko Nyamekye, All-Africa Students Union (AASU), Ghana
  • Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Minister of Education, Ghana
  • Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Ghana
  • Lydia Essuah, Chief Director, Ministry of Education, Ghana

Thursday, June 4, 2026

Building Trustworthy Futures: Leadership, Knowledge and Ethics in Africa’s Digital Transformation (EN/FR) (09:30 – 11:00) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Stefania Giannini, Former UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education Chair
  • Reginald Okai, CFO Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF), Ghana
  • Prof. George Oduro, Ministry of Education, Ghana, Ghana
  • Michael Onyango, The 4gotten Bottomillions, Kenya
  • Mohammed Adams Sukparu, Deputy Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Ghana
Coffee Break (10:30 – 11:45)
HED01 AI Readiness, Literacy and Governance in African Higher Education (EN)
  • Riana Prins, IMM Graduate School, South Africa Chair
  • Leslie Kennedy, The California State University, Office of the Chancellor, USA
  • Karen Ferreira-Meyers, University of Eswatini, Eswatini
  • Thomas McManus, Carnegie Mellon University, Rwanda
  • Aanya Niaz, Amazon Web Services, UK
TEA02 AI as a Practical, Context Aware Support Tool for Teachers (EN)
  • Mark West, UNESCO, France Chair
  • Jolene Gallet, Funda Wande, South Africa
  • Lordina Omanhene-Gyimah, Opportunity International Edufinance, Ghana
  • Edward Ishaku, International Rescue Committee, Nigeria
  • Felicity Burgess, EdTech Hub, UK
POL03 The 2030 Countdown: From Continental Policy to Classroom Impact (EN)
  • Barbara Glover, AUDA-NEPAD, South Africa
  • John Kimotho, Spix Foundation, Kenya
  • Joshua Valeta, Distance Education Association for Southern Africa, Malawi
  • Smile Dzisi, Ghana Education Service, Ghana
YSK04 Practical STEAM and Digital Skills Models for Youth Digital Innovation (EN)
  • Bismark Amefianu Kudoafor, All-Africa Students Union (AASU), Ghana Chair
  • Joseph William Manga, CUBE - The Gambia, Gambia
  • Constance Agyeman, Partnership Bureau, Ghana
  • Noelle Mahuvi, Great Hope Foundation, Tanzania
TEA05 Partnering for Better Teaching: The RTIA Approach in Sub-Saharan Africa (EN)
  • Joke Monique Rosette Van Bekke, Enabel, Belgium Chair
  • Labani Mika Kanyonga, Arusha Technical College, Tanzania
  • Eric Opoku, Right to Play, UK
  • Elsa Dufayard, Pix, France
  • Gertha Teidla-Kunitsõn, Education in the Estonian Centre for International Development (ESTDEV), Estonia
AIT06 Sovereign AI: Building a New Paradigm for Resilient Education in Africa (EN)
  • Jon McDermott, NetDragon Websoft Inc., UK Chair
  • Hatem Radwan, NetDragon Websoft Inc., United Arab Emirates
  • Emil Chen, NetDragon Websoft Inc., China
  • Michael Chen, NetDragon Websoft Inc., China
EDT07 Africa’s EdTech Inflection Point: From Pilots to System-Level Innovation (EN)
  • Ernest Gavor, Africa EdTech Exchange, Ghana
AIT08 Human-Centred and Inclusive AI for African Education Systems (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Habib Houndekindo, Datocracy, Senegal Chair
  • Aruj Khaliq, University of Oxford & ALIF, UK
  • Rosalin Abigail Kyere-Nartey, Africa Dyslexia Organisation, Ghana
  • Anthony Brandenburg, CODEUS, Australia
SCH09 Low-Tech and Community-Driven Digital Innovation for Foundational Learning in Rural Environments (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Aida Mademe Sylla, African Legal Support Facility, Côte d'Ivoire Chair
  • June Omune, Milele Zanzibar Foundation, Tanzania
  • Gbaffou Brice Romaric Aka, Centre Africain d’Études Supérieures en Gestion (CESAG), Côte d'Ivoire
  • Matthieu Gautier, Bibliothèques Sans Frontières, Senegal
  • Leslie Casely-Hayford, Associates for Change (AfC), Ghana
  • Wesley Lynch, Snapplify, South Africa
POL10 Makers and Movers of Africa’s Education Transformation (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Ronja Hoelzer, GIZ, Germany Chair
  • Martha Ekirapa, Ministry of Education, Kenya
  • Hamintsoa Prisca Razafindralambo, Partenarial Mondial pour l'Education (PME), Madagascar
  • Seyni Ndiaye Fall, Ministère de l'Education nationale, Senegal
Lunch (12:45 – 14:30)
POL11 Building Data-Driven Education Systems in Africa (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Anthony Hutia, Spix Foundation, Kenya Chair
  • Ussif William Ayinga, Ministry of Education, Ghana
  • Angela Arnott, Global E Schools and Community Initiative (GESCI), South Africa
  • Marjo Somari, Finnish National Agency for Education, Finland
YSK12 The Talent–Tech Connection: Boosting African Talents to Bridge the Global Digital Skills Gap (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Kirsten Van Camp, Enabel, Belgium Chair
  • Gisela Spreitzhofer, Delegation of the European Union to Ghana, Ghana
  • Papa Kofi Boahen, Turntabl, Ghana
  • Gertha Teidla-Kunitsõn, Education in the Estonian Centre for International Development (ESTDEV), Estonia
  • Jente Rosseel, Elewa, Belgium
  • Véronique Da Costa, Association 42, France
POL13 Beyond Pilots: Building Sustainable Digital Education Ecosystems (EN)
  • J-P Järvinen, Eduten, Finland
  • Laura Nevanlinna, The Campus Company, Finland
  • Peter Fagerström, Educraftor, Finland
  • Risto Vahanen, FGES, Finland
  • Jarkko Elo, Funidata Ltd, Finland
TEA14 Can AI Actually Move the Needle? Evidence from Large-Scale Student & Teacher Training Programs in Brazil and Rwanda (EN)
  • Christopher McCormick, Efekta Education, UK
  • Oriane Ruzibiza, EF Education First, Rwanda
  • Stefania Giannini, Former UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education
HED15 Cross Continental Collaboration and Partnerships in Higher Education (EN)
  • Birgit Nevala, Finnpartnership, Finland Chair
  • Nesma Mostafa, British Council, Egypt
  • Rob Branch, University of Georgia, USA
  • Daniel Agyapong, University of Cape Coast, Ghana
  • Rosine Urujeni, Carnegie Mellon University, Rwanda
  • Jacques Dang, L'Université Numérique / AUNEGe, France
  • Felix Kayode Olakulehin, National Open University of Nigeria, Nigeria
SCH16 Transforming Secondary Education: System-Level Strategies and School-Driven Innovation (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Bernice Cobbinah, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana Chair
  • Kumba Abigail Saquee, School District Sierra Leone (SDSL), Sierra Leone
  • Ursula Birago-Yeboah, Ghana Library Authority, Ghana
  • Lovetta Bangura, EasySTEM, Sierra Leone
INC17 Gender Responsive Digital Pathways in STEM, TVET and Research (EN)
  • Ronda Zelezný-Green, datocracy AI, UK Chair
  • Priscilla Kerebi, Edsource Africa, Kenya
  • Irene Mkini Lugalla, MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation and Danida Fellowship Centre, Tanzania
EDT18 EdTech & Mobile Network Operators - Unlocking the Digital Ecosystem that Will Build Edtech (EN)
  • Edgar Kasenene, IDEX Africa, South Africa Chair
  • Enzo Scarcella, MTN Group, South Africa
  • Mashudu Ndou, Vodacom Group, South Africa
  • Mosa Thekiso, Vodacom Group, South Africa
  • Adwoa Wiafe, Scancom PLC (MTN Ghana), Ghana
HED19 Scaling Digital Transformation with the Open edX Platform: Ethiopia's e-SHE Program as a Blueprint for Reimagining Higher Education Across Africa (EN)
  • Getahun Mekonnen, Shayashone Trading Plc, Ethiopia
  • Edward Zarecor, Open edX Project, USA
AIT20 Putting Learners First: How Governments Can Scale AI that Works in Every Classroom (EN)
  • Wesley Lynch, Snapplify, South Africa
BIL21 Bilateral MeetingsPre-scheduled, meetings with ministerial delegations, high level NGOs & IGOs, education institutions
Coffee Break (15:45 – 16:30)
PED22 Transformer son cours en expérience hybride : de l’idée à la ressource numérique en une journée (FR)
YSK23 Practical and Industry-Aligned Pathways for Employability and Entrepreneurship (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Foster Ofosu, African Development Bank, Côte d'Ivoire Chair
  • Claudia Addo-Twum, StudentPreneur Africa Network, Ghana
  • Hamed Kadiyogo, Centre de Formation Professionnelle EMPRINT, Burkina Faso
  • Matthew Santaspirt, Savvas Learning Company, United Arab Emirates
SCH24 Digital, STEAM and Data-Driven Foundations for Early Learning in Africa (EN)
  • Ferdinand Eruka, LEAP Africa, Nigeria Chair
  • Milisa Janda, Trevor Noah Foundation, South Africa
  • Craig Gibbs, JET Education Services, South Africa
  • Ona Newton, Tobams Group PanAfrica, UK
AIT25 Beyond the Bandwidth Barrier: AI-Driven Learning for Multiple Contexts with AWS Launch of the book: 'The algorithm in the room: Seeing and confronting AI’s implications for the future of education' (EN)
  • Aanya Niaz, Amazon Web Services, UK
  • Michael Okurut, Yiya, Uganda
  • Samson Wambuzi, Yiya, Uganda
  • Mark West, UNESCO, France
INC26 Rural Digital Access & Infrastructure Innovation (EN)
  • Angela Tabiri, African Institute for Mathematical Sciences AIMS, Ghana Chair
  • Manzamasso Kpelou, DIGI IMPACT AFRICA, Togo
  • Celestine Agropah, Happy Daffodils, Ghana
  • Precious Mia Akidi, Uganda Communications Commission, Uganda
  • Stella Okwuka, Wowbii Infrastructure, Nigeria
  • Ken Maison, Kamba Tech/Kamba Media Foundation, USA
TVT27 Digitalisation, Inclusion, and System Reform in African TVET (EN/FR)
  • Bernice Cobbinah, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana Chair
  • Emmanuel Choge, GIZ Kenya, Kenya
  • José António Goncalves, Lucas-Nuelle GmbH, Germany
PED28 Transforming Health Education through Digital and Blended Learning in Africa (EN)
  • Bridget Longla, Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services, Cameroon Chair
  • George Mwanamwalye Muyunda, SOLIDARMED, Zambia
  • Roger Lawrence, African Forum for Research and Education in Health, Ghana
EDT29 Open, Offline, Interoperable and Locally Driven Learning Systems (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Nausheen Sidiqi, Association of International Schools in Africa & ARIS, Ghana Chair
  • Kwame Nyatuame, Ghana Edtech Alliance, Ghana
  • Sara Vernocchi, LUNEX, Luxembourg
TEA30 Teacher Agency and Context-Responsive Pedagogy: Collaboration, Innovation and Practice (EN) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Aruj Khaliq, University of Oxford & ALIF, UK Chair
  • Ishmael Magare, Botswana Open University, Botswana
  • Herrnahrt Galeaphe Komla Bani, Tertiary Education ( Teacher Education), Ghana
  • Daniel Ganyoame, Africa ICT Right, Ghana
EDT31 Climate Education, Community Action and Local Resilience (EN)
  • David Hollow, EdTech Hub, UK Chair
  • Badin Borde, Siemens Stiftung, Germany
  • Hilda Osei-Poku, All-Africa Students Union, Ghana
BIL32 Bilateral MeetingsPre-scheduled, meetings with ministerial delegations, high level NGOs & IGOs, education institutions (EN)
Participants' Dinner & Dance (18:30 – 23:30)

Friday, June 5, 2026

HED33 Strategic Leadership and Digital Transformation in African Higher Education (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Jean-Baptiste Milon, International Expert, Switzerland Chair
  • Abigail Dzama Anderson, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana
  • Ofosu Agyekum, NiBS University, Ghana
  • Joshua Valeta, Distance Education Association for Southern Africa, Malawi
  • Yendoutie Nakorgou, Centre Africain d'Études Supérieures en Gestion (CESAG), Senegal
  • Emmanuel Kofi Akowuah, KNUST E-Learning Centre, Ghana
PED34 Designing Africa’s Digital Learning Future: Mapping Online Course Content Creation in African Universities (EN)
  • Bernadette Kiarie, United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa), Kenya
TVT35 From Classrooms to Workplaces: Strengthening TVET Pathways for Future Skills (EN)
  • Marjo Somari, Finnish National Agency for Education, Finland Chair
  • Kaisa Kanerva, Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, Finland
  • Heidi Lempinen, Omnia Education Partnerships, Finland
  • Dhiraj Khot, Sinapse Education Oy, Finland
  • Marianne Kujala-Garcia, Finnish National Agency for Education, Belgium
  • Risto Vahanen, FGES, Finland
SCH36 Foundational Learning: Family-Centred, Culturally Grounded Digital Approaches (EN)
  • Irene Elorm Hatsu Fiebor, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana Chair
  • Eugenia Agyeiwaa Boadi, KidsAtHome Educational Centre, Ghana
  • Aaron Hemphill, SIL Global, Mexico
  • Warren Salmon, Ashaware, Canada
SES37 TBA
INC38 Inclusive Digital Education: African Led Innovations for Learners with Disabilities (EN)
  • Tim Unwin, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK Chair
  • Daniel Atuah, KNUST E-Learning Centre, Ghana
  • Bridget Longla, Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services, Cameroon
YSK39 Skills for the Digital Labour Market: Data, Platforms, and Flexible Learning (EN)
  • Claudia Twum, StudentPreneur Africa Network, Ghana Chair
  • Walter Dzimey, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Ghana
  • Mona Niina Iddrisu, African Center for Economic Transformation, UK
  • Abeer Alyazji, D4D hub/ Enabel, Belgium
TVT40 Agricultural Skills in Africa: TVET Innovation and Digital Learning for a Changing Sector (EN)
  • Rosalyne Norkor, University of Ghana, Ghana Chair
  • Sodade David, Committee Linking Entrepreneurship-Agriculture-Development (COLEAD), Belgium
TEA41 Digital Readiness and Professional Growth for African Teachers (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Eric Appau Asante, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana Chair
  • Nicodemus Mbwambo, Arusha Technical College, Tanzania
  • Monas Allotey, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
  • Abdoul Alpha Dia, UNCHK (Université Numérique Cheikh Hamidou Kane), Senegal
EDT42 Discovery Demos (EN)
  • Antonio Makanga, Alliance for Science, Kenya Chair
  • Christian Elongue, Muna, Ghana
  • Hamis Juma, TUSOME, Tanzania
  • Joseph Fallah Yondah, TP Learn, Sierra Leone
  • Abel Acquaye, AB Review Education Hub, Ghana
  • Seth Ogoe Ayim, Bountiful Technologies Co. Ltd, Ghana
  • Kelvin Oduro Aboagye, HackScience Technologies, Ghana
Coffee Break (11:00 – 11:45)
AIT43 Masterclass: AI in Education – Policy for Public Sector Leaders in Africa (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Aida Opoku-Mensah, Fourth Industrial Revolution for Africa’s Development (FIRCAD), Ghana Chair
  • Clement Dzidonu, President of Accra Institute of Technology (AIT), Ghana
  • Michael Onyango, The 4gotten Bottomillions, Kenya
  • Aruj Khaliq, University of Oxford & ALIF, UK
  • Leon Yanful, Ghana Code Club, Ghana
HED44 Academic Integrity & AI Enabled Assessment in Higher Education (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Nadia Starr, South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA), South Africa Chair
  • Aletta Mweneni Hautemo, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia
  • Riana Prins, IMM Graduate School, South Africa
EDT45 Africa's DPI for Education: A Look Inside RESPECT (EN)
  • John Kimotho, Spix Foundation, Kenya
  • Fredrick Macharia, Spix Foundation, Kenya
  • Michael Wachira, Virtual Essence Limited, Kenya
  • Mahlet Seyoum, Learning Cloud Ethiopia, Ethiopia
EDT46 EdTech Spotlight: Innovation Ghana (EN)
  • Eugenia Agyeiwaa Boadi, KidsAtHome Educational Centre, Ghana Chair
  • Cecil Senna Nutakor, eCampus LLC, Ghana
  • Ray Nkum, Medulla Digital Innovations, Ghana
  • Emmanuel Abbam, Nyinn Innovation, Ghana
  • Reginald Xorsenyo Amudji, KONOV Technologies, Ghana
L&D47 Designing Workplace Learning for the Future (EN)
  • John Ndabarasa, United Nations International Trade Centre, Uganda Chair
  • Iryna Atamanenko, Harrison Assessments Inter'l Limited, Hong Kong
  • Millington Bergeson-Lockwood, African Legal Support Facility (ALSF), Côte d'Ivoire
INC48 Using Animated Storytelling to Engage African Youth in Education (EN)
PED49 Managing Professional Development for Improved Language Learning Outcomes (EN)
  • Oluwatoyin Odeleye, Federal College of Education (Special), Nigeria
TEA50 Innovative Pedagogy and Digital Tools for Child Centred Teaching (EN)
  • Verna Lalbeharie, EdTech Hub, USA Chair
  • Mahamba Sebastian Ihonde, Africa ELTA, Tanzania
  • Francis Lord Acquah, Sabre Education LBG, Ghana
YSK51 Innovative Pathways for Youth Employability and Digital Agency (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Ennuson Nana Aba Afomoaba, Graduate Students Association of Ghana, UPSA, Ghana Chair
  • Babacar Lo, GFA West Africa HUB x VOLKENO, Senegal
  • Patricia Musiime, Carnegie Mellon University Africa, Rwanda
  • Mohamed Super Dumbuya, UniGuide, Sierra Leone
  • Lova Ramilijaona, Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), France
INC52 Collective Power, African Ideas: Women Driving Knowledge and Innovation (EN)
  • Damaris Ndua, Mawazo Institute, Kenya
  • Patricia Makau, Mawazo Institute, Kenya
Lunch (12:45 – 14:30)
HED53 Digital Learning Innovation for Low Bandwidth and Inclusive Higher Education in Africa (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Philip Makafui Ankah, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana Chair
  • Joy Hambabi, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia
  • Oscar Ouedraogo, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
  • Thierry Abankwi, l’Enseignement Ouvert et à Distance au Secrétariat Général du Ministère de L’Enseignement Supérieur et Universitaire, Congo
TEA54 Teachers as Co-Researchers: CITRA 2.0 Living Lab for Culturally Responsive AI Integration (EN)
  • Joerg Martin Hartmann, Goethe-Institut Senegal, Senegal
YSK55 Youth and Students Dialogue on Skills, Employability and Entrepreneurship (EN)
  • King-George Opoku-Amuaben, Dekklatt Consulting, Ghana Chair
  • Divine Edem Kwadzodeh, All-Africa Students Union (AASU), Ghana
  • William Afrifa-Konadu, UPSA Enterprise and Innovation Center, Ghana
  • Divine Kpe, Education Sub Saharan Africa ESSA, Ghana
  • Michael Yeng, Dekklatt Consulting, Ghana
SES56 TBA
AIT57 Constructing Digital Commons for Education: The UNESCO-UNICEF-ITU Vision (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Mark West, UNESCO, France
  • Juliette Norrmén-Smith, UNICEF, Finland
L&D58 From Vision to Implementation: Public-Sector Capacity for a Sovereign Digital and AI Future (EN)
  • Andrea Samantha Quaye, KAIPTC - Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Ghana Chair
  • Foster Ofosu, African Development Bank, Côte d'Ivoire
  • Ernest Francis Mabonesho, Tanzania Public Service College (TPSC), Tanzania
YSK59 Future-Ready Learning: Digital Agency, Creativity, and Transversal Skills (EN/FR) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Grace Nkansa, Resilient Futures Network, Ghana Chair
  • Dylan Abakah, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) E-Learning Centre, Ghana
  • Latirr Carr, Leap Learning, Gambia
  • Sunah Keili, Ministry of Communication, Technology and Innovation (MoCTI), Sierra Leone
EDT60 Localising Open Educational Resources to Address Misinformation in Ghana (EN)
  • Nora Obeng, Ghana Library Authority, Ghana
TEA61 Empowering Teachers Through Digital Pedagogy, Collaboration and Professional Growth (EN)
  • Bawa Mbage, University of Education RTIA project, Ghana
  • Eugenia Agyeiwaa Boadi, KidsAtHome Educational Centre, Ghana
HED62 The E-Learning Model Canvas (ELMC): A Strategic Framework for Advancing Digital Readiness Higher Education (EN)
  • Eric Appau Asante, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
Coffee Break (15:45 – 16:30)
eLearning Africa Plenary Debate: “This House Believes Africa’s Education Systems Are Preparing Young People for a World That No Longer Exists - and Setting Them Up to Fail as a Result.” (EN) (16:30 – 18:15) Simultaneous French/English interpretation
  • Michael Onyango, The 4gotten Bottomillions, Kenya Chair
  • Ann Aseye Donya, All-Africa Students Union (AASU), Ghana
  • Maximilian Bankole Jarrett, The Africa-Barbados Heritage Initiative (TABHI), Côte d'Ivoire
  • Efua Adabie, Breaking Doors Foundation, Ghana
  • Adam Salkeld, DLA - Digital Learning Associates, UK
Closing Speech: Dr Clement Abas Apaak, Deputy Minister of Education, Ghana (EN) (18:15 – 18:30)
  • Dr Clement Abas Apaak, Deputy Minister of Education, Ghana
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