The College for Wellbeing and Allied Sciences (UHAS) experienced acquired a 200,000-dollar wise classroom program from UNESCO.
The technique would supply virtual and cloud technologies to greatly enhance learning and the University is among the 4 of four international locations in Africa benefiting from the assist.
Mr Abdourahamane Diallo, the Region Consultant of UNESCO, stated the assist came under the considerable mandate of the Corporation in education and learning and experienced been designed possible by collaboration with several significant companies from across the world.
He said the job was “just a start”, inquiring to anticipate far more contributions from stakeholders as it remained open up for additional adjustment and contextualization.
The Country Agent counseled stakeholders, including the Ministry of Information, for facilitating the provide of tools and components, and also the College for sustaining excellence in well being training, introducing that the UNESCO stood to understand much more targets for the State.
“UNESCO is a sort of grocery store with a ton including capability setting up and digital training platforms,” he explained.
Professor John Owusu Gyapong, the Vice-Chancellor of the College, claimed problems, like the value of coaching continued to path the pursuance of its mandate, which had been etched in a Parliamentary Act, and was, thus, “excited” about the sensible classroom system.
He stated the University’s on-line training programmes were being becoming expanded, and, therefore, the procedure arrived crucial to enhancing the initiative.
The sensible program would make doable the live-streaming and replay of lecturers and deliver asynchronous help for virtual environments when set up is finished in a month.
The University been given touch panels, significant-speed scanners, shows and Liquid crystal display writing boards, and an charm was created to the UN corporation for a faculty management program.