Help TSIBA Education by Providing tablets and digital devices for our students to access online and digital learning
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Help TSIBA Education by Providing tablets and digital devices for our students to access online and digital learning
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Research indicates that digital devices present a number of critical advantages for students in the current context of digital learning and preparedness for the increasing digital economy which students will enter on graduation. These benefits include: Access to digital learning, provided by TSIBA and other information in the digital ecosystem for learning engagement and research purposes; Digital note taking to index and organize study and learning material efficiently Facilitation of (digital) group work by allowing students to meet online or at any location -- whether it's a library, school room or a student's home -- and to access all the materials needed, including course notes, journal articles, online research or software for creating videos and presentations Enabling students to access information wherever they can get an Internet / WiFi connectivity. Such accessibility enables students to study whenever they have the time -- and no matter where they are. For all of the reasons described above, and others, TSIBA has collective objective data indicating that access to all of the educational enablers which come with the possession of a device has a significant (positive) impact on academic success and throughput. It is thus our objective to place a digital device in the hands of each and every of our (700) students registered for studies at TSIBA. In the contemporary educational context, access to such technology provides access to education, and the quality of education necessary for entry into the digital economy. Your support for enabling such access will have a profound impact on the future trajectory of each student provided with such equipment.
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