Mixed-method approach reveals improved educational access through digital literacy programmes in rural Senegal, suggesting potential scalability.
This study examines the development of digital literacy platforms for rural Senegalese schoolchildren in Tanzania. A mixed-method approach combining surveys, interviews, and observational studies was employed to gather data from schools and communities in rural Senegal. Digital literacy programmes showed a significant improvement in basic computer skills among schoolchildren (50% of participants reported increased proficiency). The study concludes that tailored digital literacy platforms can enhance educational access and engagement, particularly for disadvantaged populations. Future research should focus on long-term impact assessment and scalability to broader rural areas in Senegal.
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