Our STEM practice in disadvantaged communities
About us
A young team from Mozambique led by Mozambican entrepreneur Dayn Amade.
Our mission
Reduce the digital gap by empowering communities with digital education.
Our Approach
Establishing networks and partnerships with stakeholders - transforming ordinary villages into smart and interactive villages.
Read our latest feature on the UN Habitat newsletter 14, page 5.
The Community Tablet
An African solution to an African problem, the Community Tablet is the first digital school, which runs on four to six large LCD screens, powered by solar panels transported by trailer (which can be attached to anything – from a motor vehicle to a donkey). Working with anthropologists at Mozambique’s leading university, Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, The Community Tablet delivers customised animations that are relevant and familiar to local communities. Gamification helps to increase engagement, while also collecting vital data to demonstrate how well a message has been understood. Since hitting the road in 2015, it has helped to educate more than one million Mozambicans across 90 communities.
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Our main objective is to bring the Community Tablet to all rural communities and promote digital inclusion.
COVID-19 Solutions & Community Testimonials
Health Solutions
Health, Education and Digital Solutions for Islands
Financial Education Campaign
The Community Tablet empowered students with financial awareness through its tailored financial education video lessons. After all video lessons and conference calls with financial experts were delivered, students were able to test their level of understanding through a Quiz installed in the Community Tablet.
Highlights:
- 22 Districts were visited
- 43 Schools were visited
- 1,370 Students participated
Contraception and HIV Campaign
The Community Tablet enabled teenagers to learn about the importance of contraceptive methods and HIV prevention through its tailored contraceptive education video lessons. After all video lessons and conference calls with contraceptive counsellors were delivered, students were able to test their level of understanding through a Quiz installed in the Community Tablet.
Highlights:
- 18 Districts were visited
- 89 Schools were visited
- 57 Public squares were visited
- 7,242 Teenagers participated
Community Testimonials
About the Founder
The Community Tablet is the creation of serial Mozambican entrepreneur, Dayn Amade. Driven by an ambition to close the digital divide in Africa, Dayn applied what he’d learnt to The Community Tablet with a mission to empower people in rural communities through education. The Community Tablet – a Mozambican company, with design rights registered in the UK Intellectual Property Office – first hit the road in 2015.
Working with NGOs, governments and other corporate partners, The Community Tablet provides a vital bridge to increase the effectiveness of aid programmes and empower individuals to make more informed choices through increased access and engagement in education. Through this work, Dayn has gained national and international recognition – in 2018, he was named by the African Union as one of the top 50 educational innovators and received 3 Southern Africa Start-up Awards – Best Social Impact Start-up, Best EduTech Start-up and Start-up of the Year.
Dayn Amade
A message from our founder
Community Testimonials
Key Partners
The Community Tablet uses gamification technology to gather feedback, helping our key partners to understand who has and hasn’t received the information, what people did and didn’t understand, and how their behaviour might be impacted by this new information. This provides accountability and measurement that can be reported back into the organisation, demonstrating effectiveness.
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