Craft Silicon has donated its first solar-powered computer bus to Ethiopia to advance digital literacy.
Craft Silicon Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to advancing digital literacy, unveiled its pioneer free digital literacy program in Ethiopia by donating a first solar powered computer bus.
Designed to bridge the digital divide, this initiative seeks to empower individuals across the nation with indispensable digital skills. Addressing the pressing need to foster digital inclusion, the Craft Silicon Foundation introduced solar-powered computer buses as a last-mile solution to narrow the significant digital gap prevalent among the youth, women, and children in Ethiopia.
These buses serve as a beacon of access, delivering essential digital education to communities. Employing cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology, the program offers personalised and interactive learning experiences.
Participants gain access to a rich array of resources, including immersive video tutorials, engaging quizzes, and real-time feedback mechanisms.
“Digital literacy stands as the cornerstone of empowerment in our increasingly interconnected world,” emphasised Madam Priya Budhabhatti, CEO of Craft Silicon Foundation. “In today’s technological landscape, the ability to navigate, comprehend, and harness digital tools is not just a skill but a fundamental right.”
Source: kbc.co.ke/craft-silicon-donates-its-first
