EduSpots launches digital champions programme to accelerate digital learning across 52 communities
EduSpots officially launches its first Digital Champions Programme, a nine-month initiative that will equip and certify 60 community-based changemakers (Catalysts) from across its network to become digital champions, empowering them to lead digital learning, strengthen digital inclusion, and support the adoption of the EduSpots app and EduBytes within their communities.
EduSpots has introduced a new Digital Champions Programme, a nine-month initiative designed to empower 60 community-based leaders across Ghana to become digital champions. These Catalysts will strengthen digital inclusion, promote the adoption of EduSpots app and EduBytes, and provide support to educators and learners within their communities.
This programme is part of EduSpots' commitment to the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship and aims to build digitally empowered communities through community-based leaders. The programme commences with a three-day residential Digital Champions Academy at EduSpots' Training Centre in Elmina, followed by monthly EduBytes learning modules and ongoing opportunities to apply learning within the community.
Upon completion, participants will receive tiered certification recognising their achievements and contributions to digital learning.
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