Teaching Africans How To Code With Smartphones, Not Computers
General Marketing
Awareness
Branding
Copywriting
Creative ad More
Event
Loyalty
Referral/Affiliate
Sales

Teaching Africans How To Code With Smartphones, Not Computers

1 min to read

Jun-16-2022

timedoor

Prince Steven Annor

Prince Steven Annor is a Engineering Instructor and Tech Researcher at New York University’s Abu Dhabi campus. He teaches engineering lab courses in programming, robotics, AI and machine learning.

He’s passionate about developing new ways of teaching young people in Africa and the Middle East how to acquire tech skills. When his laptop died just before he was supposed to teach a coding bootcamp, it took him one day to shift from a computer-oriented curriculum to one focused on smartphones which are more commonly-available in Africa. He developed a prototype which became SuaCode, “a smartphone-based online coding course that aims to teach millions across the African continent how to code”.

What’s your Reaction?
+1
2
+1
0
+1
2
+1
0
+1
0
+1
4
+1
1
innovation
By timedoor

Someone to handle data with care might suggest that it’s fragile or in danger of breaking.

Give us your Reaction!

book

FREE! Strategy Campaign 2022

Proceed with care. It’s some of the best advice I can give when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion data—how to best .



    Recommended to read!