Thursday 17 March 2016

Nigeria’s first mobile school apps ready for use

Managing Director, Cinfores, Asawo Ibirufo (left); ASUS Product Head, Julie Eno and Managing Director Emomine Mukoro, both of Coscharis Technologies during the  Coscharis Edu-Mobile launch held recently in Lagos.
In its bid to contribute to deepening the penetration of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in Nigeria’s education system, promote teacher-education as well as improve students’ performance in examinations, a leading ICT solutions company, Coscharis Technologies, has launched Edu-Mobile. It is Nigeria’s first mobile school. It is primarily targeted at primary and secondary school students and teachers. 

Embedded in ASUS mini-pads with Brain Friend software, Edu-Mobile is a mobile learning programme that integrates a typical school environment into an App so students and teachers have round-the-clock, real-time access to learning. Brain Friend is proprietary software developed by Cinfores, an ICT education development company.
While speaking at the launch, Managing Director, Coscharis Technologies, Emomine Mukoro, stated that Edu-Mobile comes with a curriculum library, which covers the totality of syllabi used in primary and secondary schools in Nigeria, and tailored to provide teachers with quick learning needs, including the flexibility to modify the classroom environment. He said the device could also provide career guidelines to help students make suitable career choices as well as prepare them towards achieving such goals.
According to Mukoro, “Coscharis Technologies is delighted to introduce the Edu-Mobile, a 21st century teaching and learning solution anchored on innovation, rigorous standards and excellence. Developed in partnership with Cinfores and ASUS, Edu-Mobile is designed as a solution to the low technological expertise among Nigerian teachers and the attendant effects on both students and learning. With Nigeria curriculum-based subjects and textbook applications, in addition to test assessments and answers, Edu-Mobile reduces the financial burden of buying several study texts.
It has a ‘prep platform’ that prepares students for JAMB and WAEC examinations and also a video tutorial content offering step-by-step explanations on all the topics.


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