EdTech

On Turning Chalkboards into Digital Boards: Making EdTech Integration Work for Ethiopia’s Classroom

Ethiopia’s classrooms stand at a crossroads: will EdTech bridge the gap or widen it? Experts at July's EdTechMondays said mindset, policy, and inclusion are key.

Blending Tradition into technology, these Ethiopian EdTech Startups are Redefining Learning

Tradition meets tech in Ethiopia. From artisan weaving & pottery to coding & robotics, 5 startups are reimagining education through personalized adaptive learning.

A Community-Led Push for EdTech Community Collaborations in Ethiopia

Ethiopia has a 5-year Digital Education Strategy. But internet penetration is <30%, access is uneven, and cultural barriers remain. Grassroots initiatives like the EdTech Meetup are closing that gap

Panel of Experts Set to Discuss Integration of Technology in Schools on EdTech Mondays

This month's EdTech Mondays explores how EdTech can enhance learning outcomes, foster 21st-century skills, and overcome deep-rooted access challenges. Tune in tonight at 8:10 p.m. on Fana FM.

Bridging Education Access Gaps, One Device at a Time: The Story of Qalam Educational Platform

Born from personal experience, Abdifatah Dayib's Qalam platform bridges education gaps with a "hardware first" approach. It's bringing digital learning to remote areas without internet or electricity.

Cross-Sector Collaboration in Education Takes Center Stage on EdTech Mondays Tonight

Discover real-world solutions tonight at 8:10 PM EAT as June's EdTech Mondays episode explores how government, educators, non-profits, & tech providers can unite to make digital learning equitable.

Data Deserts in Ethiopia’s Classrooms

Ethiopia's education system is "making decisions in the dark." Despite data being currency in the digital age, Ethiopia' EdTech ecosystem is losing out to fragmented, outdated, or nonexistent data.

“EdTech is Not a Luxury”: Ethiopia EdTech Week 2025 Opens with Urgent Call for Scalable Innovation

The first EdTech Week in Ethiopia brought together government leaders, innovators, investors, and educators who committed to addressing constraints that inhibit inclusive education access.