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20th March 2025
Automated essay grading (AEG), powered by artificial intelligence (AI), is transforming educational assessment globally by offering efficient, scalable alternatives to traditional grading. In Nigeria, where large student populations and limited teaching resources strain educational systems, AI-driven solutions hold significant potential. This article explores the integration of AI for AEG in Nigeria, focusing on its technological … Continue reading Exploring the Use of AI for Automated Essay Grading in Nigeria
Nigeria’s linguistic diversity, with over 500 languages including Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and English as the official language, poses unique challenges for its education system. EduTech, leveraging digital tools and platforms, is emerging as a vital solution to support multilingual education, ensuring inclusivity and access across diverse linguistic communities. This article explores how EduTech facilitates content … Continue reading How EduTech is Supporting Multilingual Education in Nigeria
Micro-credentialing, a system of short, focused certifications recognizing specific skills or competencies, is gaining global traction as an innovative approach to education and workforce development. In Nigeria, where educational systems face challenges such as limited access, outdated curricula, and high youth unemployment, micro-credentials offer a promising avenue for reform. This article explores the future of … Continue reading The Future of Micro-Credentialing in Nigerian Education
19th March 2025
Nigeria’s digital revolution, with 103 million internet users in 2024, is reshaping communication across generations. Historically, generational gaps in Nigeria have been widened by differing values and communication styles, with older generations favoring face-to-face interactions and younger ones embracing digital tools. Digital communication (spanning social media, messaging apps, and video platforms) is now fostering intergenerational … Continue reading How Digital Communication is Bridging Generational Gaps in Nigeria
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