EDATech, a Nigerian edtech company, has announced the expansion of its AI‑powered learning platform, EDAT, across Sub‑Saharan Africa after a successful pilot programme in more than 60 secondary schools in Edo State.
The pilot, which ran over the past academic year, saw students in Edo State use the platform to access personalised learning resources and real‑time feedback. According to the company, the initiative was well received by teachers and students alike, with reported improvements in engagement and learning outcomes.
Building on that success, EDATech plans to roll out the platform to schools in other Sub‑Saharan African countries, aiming to provide scalable, AI‑driven educational tools to a wider student population. The company said the expansion will include support for local languages and curricula to suit each country’s educational standards.
Industry observers note that the move could help bridge digital learning gaps in the region, where many schools still lack access to high‑quality educational resources. By leveraging artificial intelligence, EDAT aims to offer adaptive learning experiences that cater to individual student needs.
For more information, see the original report from Punch Nigeria: https://punchng.com/ai-learning-platform-expands-across-sub-saharan-africa/.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>