Technology Enhanced Learning Forum

3rd Technology-Enhanced Learning/Computing Education Forum

Theme:
Artificial Intelligence in Education: Implications and Strategies for Rapid National Growth

Date: February 1, 2024
Time: 11.00AM (WAT)
Venue: Online

Participation: Free
Certificate: Available Only on Full Participation

The potentials of e-learning have been speedily harnessed by many schools. All over the world, there have been a paradigm shift in teaching and learning using technology. Consequently, there must be reasonable progress and notable adoption of e-learning technologies at our various schools. Continuous and sustainable implementation of e-learning are much needed for enhancing quality of education in Nigerian schools. Coordinated and robust strategies must be developed for impactful and strategic adoption of technology-based learning in Nigerian schools.

Computing education is dynamic and ever evolving. The field of computing has developed into many specializations with relevant roles in national development. Nigeria must continue to promote high quality education and efficient skill acquisition in various fields of computing. The digital literacy level has significantly improved in Nigeria because computing education is now taught at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels of our institutions. This is indeed a good development that must be improved upon. Computing education has been expanded in the tertiary institutions in Nigeria with the approval for the establishment for the creation of faculty of computing by National University Commission.

Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), the umbrella body for all IT practitioners and interest groups, has a core mandate of promoting and developing computing education in Nigeria. NCS has renewed commitment to this goal by introducing many strategies and programmes for improving standard of education in Nigeria.

The e-learning / Information Technology Education was conceived to accelerate the adoption of technology-based learning in our various schools and institutions. The workshop will also review and assess computing education in Nigeria for effective and qualitative impact in the nation. Participants will be exposed to the innovative ways of enhancing e-learning and computing education in Nigeria.

The Society will continue to support and promote advancement in Computing and Information Technology education for sustainable development of the nation.

SPECIFIC AREAS OF FOCUS
  • Disruptive Technologies in Education
  • Applications of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Education
  • Emerging Issues and Opportunities in Computing Education
  • Etc.
STRUCTURE OF THE EVENT
  • Invited talks
  • Technical discussions
  • Technical presentations
  • Discussion/Communique/ Implementation Strategies
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Educators
  • Teachers
  • Lecturers
  • School proprietors, administrators and officers
  • Chief Executives of institutions
  • Regulators
  • Governments
  • Students
  • Corporate organisations
  • Educational managers
  • Parents and guardians
  • Professionals
  • Any individual interested in education
SPECIAL GUESTS

Dr. 'Bosun Tijani

Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy

SPECIAL GUEST

Prof. Tahir Mamman

Honourable Minister of Education

SPECIAL GUEST

Dr. Muhammad Sirajo Aliyu

President, Nigeria Computer Society (NCS)

CHIEF HOST

OUR SPEAKERS

Prof. Abejide Ade-Ibijola

Prof of Artificial Intelligence and Applications, Johannesburg Business School, South Africa

TOPIC:
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Education

Dr. Salisu Mamman Abdulrahman

Dean, Faculty of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, KUST, Wudil, Kano State

TOPIC:
Developing Skills and Capabilities in Artificial Intelligence for Rapid National Growth

Emmy Pencil

CEO of Gugu Robotics

TOPIC:
Practical Applications Generative AI in Education and Research

Contacts:

For Collaboration and Sponsorship, contact any of the following:

Taiwo:
Call/WhatsApp: 08023647348; E-mail: taiwo@ncs.org.ng

Ijeoma:
Call/WhatsApp: 08037213920, E-mail: ijeoma@ncs.org.ng

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