Join Our Facebook Page We are enduring one of the most devastating global pandemics so far in the name of COVID-19 but learning is still ongoing, virtually at least. Anything to do with online learning will always involve a student possessing a personal computer or a laptop and a smartphone for a start. Learning in […]
Join Our Facebook Page Following the closure of all learning institutions in March, non-teaching staff and BOM teachers have been suffering without pay. CS Magoha’s announcement seems to have come just in time to bail them out of this difficult situation. “Now those who had stopped working due to the lack of salaries should resume […]
Join Our Facebook Page One of the key features in Windows 10 is Windows Defender. It acts as an antivirus and it is a good application for a start to protect you against malware. Windows Defender runs in the background and always scans your files for any computer viruses. However, in order to boost the […]
Normally you need an email to apply for a job, in downloading information, transfer of files, meeting with your workmates, setting of reminders and so much more. Despite the rise of other platforms that utilize chatting, you are still likely to require an email for many other things. However, some email services are not completely […]
Last week Friday, July 24, Kenyan Kiswahili and history teacher, Abdikadir Ismail was selected in a group of 11 Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize finalists from around the world in launching ‘Class of Covid-19’. The group was selected to investigate the impact of the coronavirus crisis on schoolchildren and young people in Kenya and around […]
The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic may have stalled almost every aspect of life but hundreds of Riara University students managed to graduate virtually. This comes after many students had been stranded at home awaiting graduation after the government closed all learning institutions to curb the spread of COVID-19. Riara University has now joined many other universities […]
Once you have acquired your dream smartphone or tablet, the next thing that always comes into mind is what software choices you will opt for. To many experienced individuals who use the internet, they end up using the software that comes with the device. They might also have some prior knowledge of other software but […]
The coronavirus outbreak has suffocated businesses that were already struggling, with entrepreneurs now rethinking their strategies to reinvest in other ventures. Some of the hardest-hit are proprietors of private schools who have outstanding loans and already gave their buildings to banks as collateral security, according to the Federation for Non-State Education Institutions (Fenei) national secretary, […]
Jimmy Mukiibi, aged 13 is a primary school pupil in Mbale town where he was found with his father at his workshop. This workshop was started by Jimmy’s grandfather, whose names he inherited in 1973. Unfortunately, he passed on 20 years ago, so he didn’t get to see his grandson. He left the project in […]
The Ministry of Education has put teachers back to work, asking them to collect data on girls who have become pregnant during this Covid-19 pandemic. This call of duty has stirred confusion and it’s not clear how they will do it. Schools remain closed due to the pandemic. The circular issued by basic education Permanent […]
International EdTech company, Crimson Education, has launched a private online high school – the Crimson Global Academy (CGA) – in South Africa, with a tuition fee of only Ksh. 168,000 (R26,000) per subject. The CGA will offer international qualifications including the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and A-Levels, the group said. Students to […]
In Capetown, teachers and parents have rallied behind Wesley Neumann, the principal of Healthfiled High School, following an appeal written to President Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet to shut down schools again until it is safe to return. Neumann wrote in one of the letters on behalf of a group of principals, asking the government […]