A project creating practitioner networks and digital capacity building for higher education in sub-Saharan Africa.
As one of the three work packages for the overall University of Edinburgh Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, this project is creating practitioner networks and digital capacity building for universities in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly for greater inclusion of those traditionally underrepresented in higher education: women, forcibly displaced populations, and those with disabilities.
There are currently Digital Education Practioner Networks active in Uganda, Sierra Leone, Ghane and Liberia.
Building networks
Read more about the Digital Education Practitioner Networks:
Practitioner networks and digital inclusion for higher education in Sub-Saharan Africa
Shaping the future: Uganda’s Digital Education Practitioners
Building Networks for Change: Digital Education Practitioners gather in Kampala
Digital Education Biographies
Meet some of our practitioners:
Felix Idraku works as a Program Coordinator and Business Coach at Uganda Martyrs University.
Dr. Fred Kakooza is a Senior Lecturer of Journalism and Communication at Makerere University.
Jennifer Namutebi is a Ugandan Psychologist and Consultant currently serving as a lecturer at Nkumba University School of Business and Information Technology.
Joseph Lwevuze is an E-learning Officer at Nkumba University and Cyber security expert Eight Tech respectively.
Dr Sarah Bimbona is a lecturer at Makerere University and Director of Makerere University entrepreneurship and outreach centre.
Stephen Ndawula is a Senior Lecturer and a researcher in Educational Technology and Curriculum studies at Kyambogo University.
Veronica Namulondo is a lecturer of Curriculum Studies from the Department of Curriculum, Pedagogy and Educational Media at Kyambogo University.
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