AI learning platform expands across Sub-Saharan Africa
EDATECH has expanded its AI-powered learning platform, EDAT, across Sub-Saharan Africa after a successful pilot in over 60 Edo State secondary schools. Read More: https://punchng.com/ai-learning-platform-expands-across-sub-saharan-africa/
Education technology firm EDATECH has broadened the reach of its AI-driven learning platform, EDAT, into secondary schools throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Following a pilot program involving over 60 schools in Edo State, the platform now connects students, educators, parents, and administrators on a single system. Utilizing artificial intelligence, EDAT offers personalized learning support based on individual student performance.
Founder Sylvester Juwe explains that the platform aims to provide schools with a unified view of each student, addressing the fragmentation in existing school systems where various platforms manage results, attendance, communication, and other functions.
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