It is important that our students are safe online. Every TechLit student has their own classroom account (offline in the classroom only), and they are responsible for managing their own password, profile and cloud file storage.
Read more about Internet SecurityNow that we are teaching Internet Skills as a TechLit specialty, students are able to save their work and chat with their friends. They are making more progress and having more fun now and learning internet skills in the process.
Read moreI returned to Mombasa as a specialist educator after many months away. The students missed me, and I was lucky enough to inspire competition during our time together. All hail Mnazi Moja!
Read moreWe have a student called Marion in Grade 3 at Zawadi Academy. She really likes to create art in Inkscape, and now that she has her own account and password on our local, offline internet program called Social, she can securely save her artwork.
Read moreWe've started teaching Internet Skills in TechLit computer classes. Social is the program students use to save their work on the local internet. This week, a Grade 5 student taught his friend how to use his account, because his friend missed class.
Read moreFortune, a student at Mogotio Primary has overcome literacy challenges and is motivating his entire class now. While most students struggle to save their work into their local, offline internet account, Fortune is saving many Inkscape designs every class.
Read moreYes! We have open positions in Kenya. We are almost always hiring for these roles:
You can apply via email. Introduce yourself via email here: jobs@techlitafrica.org
To learn more about working at TechLit, read our jobs page: https://techlitafrica.org/jobs
