Kenya joins 30 global participants in India for AI-powered multimedia content training
As artificial intelligence and immersive virtual spaces rapidly reshape global education and content creation, 30 educators, media professionals, and administrators representing 19 countries, came together at National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research (NITTTR) in Chennai, India, to sharpen their digital storytelling skills through an intensive upskilling program. The two-week…
Kenya joined 30 global participants from 19 countries at National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research (NITTTR) in Chennai, India, for a two-week intensive upskilling program from August 12th to 25th, 2026. The course, 'Emerging Trends in Multimedia Content Creation with AI and Immersive Technologies', was initiated by Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) to enhance digital storytelling skills using AI and immersive technologies.
Dr.Usha Natesan, NITTTR's director, highlighted the importance of keeping up with technological advancements, stating that participants gained exposure to immersive technology and associated AI during the course. NITTTR's associate professor, Dr.Subha Rhangarajan, noted that participants learned to integrate various multimedia elements to create engaging digital learning experiences.
The program also emphasized the significance of understanding audience psychology to develop content that is easily understandable and engaging. Participants visited various institutions, including SRM University and Monolith Research and Training Labs, to experience practical applications of emerging technologies. Dr.Usha Natesan emphasized the value of networking and cultural exchange, expressing delight at the participants' appreciation of Indian culture.
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