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Wednesday, May 11, 2022
The Learning Battle
(17:45 –19:00)
Thursday, May 12, 2022
Opening Plenary Session
New Purpose for Education: An African Agenda
(09:30 – 11:00)
Coffee Break (11:00 – 11:45)
UNI01
Enablers and Barriers to Implementing Online & Blended Learning During the Pandemic
TVT02
TVET Made in Germany: Developing Skills for Employability
WRK03
Game-based Learning for the Workforce
SOL04
From Digital Learning to Employability, Job Market Access and Entrepreneurship in Africa
EMP05
Using Technology to Increase Learners' Engagement
FUT06
(R)evolution of Education
DEM07
Discovery Demos
SCH08
Digital Development of Soft Skills in Schools
EMP09
Digital Technologies for Skills Development in Africa
TEA10
Successful Technology-Enhanced Teaching Methodologies and Solutions
HLT11
Upskilling Healthcare Workers
SOL12
Digital Policies for Education Institutions: Key Success Factors
Lunch (13:00 – 14:30)
UNI13
The Digitised University: How Digital and Organisational Innovations Can Be Used in Teaching, Research, and Transfer
TEA14
Improving Teachers' Performance, Motivation and Engagement during COVID-19
SOL15
The Value of Digital Credentialing Systems and Certifications
WRK16
How a Corporate Learning Strategy leads to Empower Individuals, Businesses, and Communities
EMP17
Coding & Empowerment – The Future of Africa
EDT18
Public and Private Sector Partnership on Education Technology in Schools
SOL19
Democratizing Education in Africa & The Role of EdTech
EMP20
Connaissances Africaines et Langues Africaines pour la Pertinence et la Motivation
FUT21
The Future of Digital Learning: Practices and Metrics to Drive Success
SCH22
Outstanding Initiatives in African Schools
HLT23
Mobile Apps for Health
SOL24
Why Open Education is Key to a Sustainable and Equitable Global Education Ecosystem
Coffee Break (15:45 – 16:30)
UNI25
La Transformation Numérique dans les Universités
SOL26
How to Fight Misinformation and Fake News?
TVT27
TVET - Initiatives to Increase Employability
WRK28
Why Winning Companies Personalise Learning at Scale
SOL29
Lessons Learned from a Rapid Conversion of Courses to a Fully Online Format
SOL30
Digital Learning Projects to Transform Education in Africa
This session has been canceled.
EMP31
Digital Learning & Digital Well-Being in Fragile Contexts
UNI32
Skills Development in Universities to Boost Students’ Employability
HLT33
Digital Solutions for the Health Sector
EMP34
Ensuring Education for All in Remote Areas
SCH35
Assessment Solutions in Schools
EDT36
The EdTech Boom in Africa
Friday, May 13, 2022
Plenary Session
Broadening the Horizon: How to Spread the Benefit of Education to Everyone
(09:30 – 11:00)
Coffee Break (11:00 – 11:45)
UNI37
Strengthening Capacities at African Universities for Quality and Equitable Higher Education Learning
TEA38
Boosting School Teachers' Digital Literacy
EMP39
Entrepreneurship Mindsets: Best Practices in a New Era
TEA40
Pioneering STEM Instruction
UNI41
Inspiring Content for Universities
FUT42
Reimagining the Education Future Together
SOL43
Are Digital Materials Equal to Successful eLearning?
RES44
Initiatives to Promote Research and Researchers in Africa
SOL45
How Innovative Solutions Drive Access to Education, Increase Employability and Foster Peer Exchange – with the examples of the powered by atingi approach
WRK46
Reskilling & Upskilling the Workforce in your Institution
SCH47
Bringing the Most Transformative eLearning Capabilities within Reach for African Rural Schools
EMP48
Unpacking the Challenges Facing Mother Tongue Education in Africa
Assessment of the Implementation of the SAMR Model in Online Courses
UNI52
Virtual Exchanges for Skills Development
SOL53
Make it visual: Best Types of Videos for eLearning
EMP54
UNESCO - Transforming Education Summit 2022 Survey
TVT55
TVET - Initiatives to Train the Trainer
EMP56
Pathways to Inclusion
RES57
The Perils and Pitfalls of Online Research Supervision - Upholding Ethics and Integrity in an Unequal Landscape
This session has been canceled.
SOL58
Co-Creating Meaningful Learning
EMP59
Building Sustainable Models for Humanitarian Learning
SOL60
Moodle LMS and Online Campus that Works for Large Institutions
The eLearning Africa Debate - Motion: This House believes Africa urgently needs an African education model
(16:30 – 18:15)
CODE EXPLANATIONS
DEM – Demonstrations
EDT – EdTech
EMP – Empowerment
FUT – Future trends
HLT – Health
RES – Research
SCH – School education
SOL – Digital solutions
TEA – Teachers
TVT Vocational Training
UNI – University focused
WRK – Workplace Learning
“The whole conference provided plenty of networking opportunities. Really useful for getting more insight on the elearning situation in Africa, learning from other's initiatives and sharing thoughts about the way forward.”
"This is a must attend for all Africans. The best part was seeing Africans together sharing and empowering each other."
"Being part of the conference was very enriching – Thank you!"
"I did enjoy the conference very much as it was my first time to attend. We had very good interactions and a lot of things to learn."
“Excellent speakers, direct yet respectful opinions, high quality conversations. Furthermore, the networking opportunities were great: meeting education and elearning experts in the exhibitors' area, sharing experience and knowledge with them. Thanks for creating a platform, where such discussions can take place. Thank you very much for putting this event together!”
“The best part about eLearning Africa is making new networks and learning about new eLearning initiatives in my own country 3000km away from home.”
“eLearning Africa, it's been an energizing few days. I leave Rwanda in awe and admiration as it's rare to witness multiple players in a market coming together from government, academic and the private sector to address and collaborate on a common goal - to prepare the youth of Africa for the fourth industrial revolution in an authentic, African way! I look forward to sharing in your journey towards this goal and to celebrating in your creativity and success.”
“eLearning Africa sessions in three words: inspiring, enlightening, professionally organized.”
"The 13th eLearning Africa conference in Kigali, Rwanda was a place saturated with knowledge, learning and networking opportunities."
"The conference has been very interesting. It has brought together diverse views of how we can use ICT to improve learning in West Africa and Africa as a whole. The eLearning Africa conference has been very helpful, in that we have been able to share ideas of how we can improve our various systems of government and eLearning in our countries. A very good experience!"
"What struck me at this year's eLearning Africa were the broad range of topics addressed, from refugees to Gamification and MOOC, as well as the diversity of the edtech solutions showcased out there."
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