Samsung Electronics South Africa is set to through its weight the 2014 African EduWeek, which kicks off today and runs until Friday - as a platinum sponsor.
The event is taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre and will see Samsung showcase an integrated educational offering that provides a new learning experience through interactive digital technologies.
“We are committed to transform education through technology. Schools across the African continent have experienced increased student engagement and improved teacher effectiveness with Samsung Smart School solutions,” Ferreira said. “This methodology creates a dynamic digital classroom environment, melding together the very best technology with interactive teaching tools to improve academic outcomes.”
“Samsung understands the importance of education and is proud to be associated with African EduWeek, for the second consecutive year. We are committed to bridging the digital divide and making educational environments more interactive, using the latest innovative technology,” Paulo Ferreira, head of enterprise mobility at Samsung SA, said.
In its eighth year, EduWeek is Africa’s premier education event featuring more than 85 exhibitors, offering technical workshops and a high level conference.
The event is taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre and will see Samsung showcase an integrated educational offering that provides a new learning experience through interactive digital technologies.
“We are committed to transform education through technology. Schools across the African continent have experienced increased student engagement and improved teacher effectiveness with Samsung Smart School solutions,” Ferreira said. “This methodology creates a dynamic digital classroom environment, melding together the very best technology with interactive teaching tools to improve academic outcomes.”
“Samsung understands the importance of education and is proud to be associated with African EduWeek, for the second consecutive year. We are committed to bridging the digital divide and making educational environments more interactive, using the latest innovative technology,” Paulo Ferreira, head of enterprise mobility at Samsung SA, said.
In its eighth year, EduWeek is Africa’s premier education event featuring more than 85 exhibitors, offering technical workshops and a high level conference.
This is good for such a magnanimous event. Samsung thumps up!
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