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Institutional Leadership and the Echoes of Tech-Driven Learning

May 26, 2020 on Technology by TELL

Institutional Leadership and the Echoes of Tech-Driven Learning

May 26, 2020 on Technology by TELL

From Mudasiru Olalere Yusuf The story is told of an enthusiastic young teacher who had returned from a workshop on instructional materials production. He regaled the school principal about the value of the workshop. He recounted how devoted he was to the workshop activities, his intention to train other teachers, and willingness to produce instructional…

The Role of Institutional Leaders in Tech-Driven Learning

May 17, 2020 on Technology, Big Story by TELL

Covid-19: Google and Facebook Workers To Continue Working from Home

May 9, 2020 on Technology by Ifidon Janet

Google and Facebook have announced that their employees will be able to continue working from home for the rest of the year.Google chief executive Sundar Pichai, disclosed this at a company-wide meeting on Thursday that employees who need to return to the office will start being able to do so from July with enhanced safety…

A Spiritual Journey in the Age of Technology

August 12, 2019 on Big Story, Technology by TELL

Machine is increasingly making our lives comfortable and safe. Look no further than the holy city of Makkah, where Hajj is underway, to understand how It is hard to think of anything in our lives that has remained untouched by technology. Not even our innermost spiritual recess. Such a development might have had a disruptive…

Urban Mobility: Elektroroller To The Rescue

July 16, 2019 on Big Story, Technology by Eteobong Ita

A revolutionary mode of mobility is gaining acceptance across many German cities. The Elektroroller is environment-friendly; requires no fuel, no pollution, or emissions. It is silent and can attain speeds up to 32 Km/h By nature Germans are pragmatic. After a long political debate, in Germany Elektrorollers have finally been granted road approval. With the legal requirements met and rules now fixed, regular car drivers can…

Nigeria in the Security Vortex

June 22, 2019 on Big Story, Technology by Eteobong Ita

Aimed at capturing the identity of mobile phone subscribers for identity and security management, the Subscriber Identity Module, SIM, registration initiative by the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, came into effect on 28 March 2011. The initiative sought to track and curb criminal use of telephones in the country and aid the establishment of a central database of SIM card subscribers, which could also be used to streamline the National Identity Database, NIDB.…

Cassava Smartech, Comviva Win Changing Lives Award

June 18, 2019 on Big Story, Business, Technology by Ifidon Janet

Two digital tech companies, Cassava Smartech andComviva have jointly won the East Africa Com Award in the ‘Changing Lives’ category for Cassava’s EcoCash mobile money service powered by mobiquity Money. The award was presented recently at Radisson Blu Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya. This is the second consecutive award for both companies as they also won…

IITA to Participate in Campus France

April 16, 2019 on Agro, Big Story, Technology by TELL

The International Institute for Tropical Agriculture, IITA Abuja has indicated its interest to participate in a one-day event, Campus France, organized by the French Embassy. The event is scheduled to take place in Paris on 5 June. Campus France focuses on education and agriculture and is a platform for universities and research centers in Africa…

Card Reader Controversy

March 9, 2019 on Big Story, Technology by TELL

By Idowu Awoyinfa At Polling Unit 005 Agege 16, Balogun Street, the Card Reader was discovered to be malfunctioning. Some people who came from Ifo in Ogun State but were initially registered at Agege in Lagos passed the night around the neighborhood of the polling unit. They insisted that with or without the Card Reader,…

63 Card Readers Missing in Bayelsa

March 5, 2019 on Big Story, Technology by Ifidon Janet

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Bayelsa has declared 63 card Readers missing. The Card Readers were declared missing this Tuesday in Yenagoa. by Wilfred Ifogah, INEC Head of Department, Voter Education and Publicity. According to the commission, the machines got missing after the February 23 presidential and National Assembly elections. The card readers…

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