How can we scale EdTech in Africa?

[View in browser](=.4vWQqHaL2vJM7bl9j_f53Mm3CMhq9iqNfLKQvLtU9LE) =.fbnZ_Q10jrwafwLkpYCWSZbYQXDw26k1exOSgCOVDgk Dear {EMAIL}, The rise of educational technology (EdTech) influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic is transforming education across Africa, offering innovative solutions to longstanding challenges and opening new learning opportunities. For Africa, EdTech holds the promise of accessibility to educational resources for remote and underserved areas as a continent with [the highest rate](=.AIWOWEjJTZjqVmoCjtOuPPzZYZNytpGeWW0_FPCKeiw)of education exclusion in the world. While the impact of EdTech on learning in Africa is promising, several challenges remain. In a continent with a [low](=.AuQE1wPvk89A-8o0X_b95yefAx_cjgOzX0JD9TjOgmQ) digital divide, access to online learning solutions will be greatly affected. Other challenges including the lack of ICT infrastructure, connectivity, and affordability are also critical hurdles in the sector. On Wednesday, July 3 at 5 PM(WAT), TechCabal in partnership with Mastercard Foundation will bring together key stakeholders in Africa’s EdTech sector to discuss the growth and challenges of EdTech in Africa. They will explore strategies to overcome these challenges and scale the sector Click the red button below to set a reminder so you don’t miss this topical conversation. [Set a reminder](=.oEXI-89bNbR2Rz6NAHH83jYhiiiBO3X1Q-ziihTlnc4) Sincerely, The TechCabal Event Team TechCabal 18 Nnobi Streeet, Surulere, Lagos VA 22193 Nigeria You received this email because you signed up on our website or made a purchase from us. [Unsubscribe](=.4EIP1ZNXEGlc2Lc3U7q9Uy361fQrKEYedAZjuz22qnI)