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#GITEXAfrica 2024: Abdullahi Muhammad (Founder & CEO, Schoola – a gamified learning platform)

AdminBy AdminMay 30, 2024Updated:May 31, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Abdullahi Bature Muhammad (Founder, Schoola)

It’s all about gamified and AI-powered learning at Schoola.

The Schoola platforms utilise advanced technologies to enhance learning, particularly through its Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) program, which includes gamification to boost engagement among primary and secondary school students.

Schoola founder, Abdullahi Bature Muhammad, at GITEX Africa 2024

Schoola also provides educators with tools that make learning more interactive, fun, and engaging – such as its AI-powered local content generator that can create lesson notes and lesson plans in just under 30 weekends.

Edtech Innovator and an advocate for equity and quality education in Africa, Abdullahi Bature Muhammad founded Schoola as a means to pave the way for the future of education technology in Africa.

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