The Global Digital Compact: Shaping our Collective Digital Future
The IFIP IP3 Global Industry Council (GIC) serves as the principal forum for employers and educators to engage with IP3 and shape the global […]
Read moreChoosing People | Embracing Technology | Protecting Planet
The IFIP IP3 Global Industry Council (GIC) serves as the principal forum for employers and educators to engage with IP3 and shape the global […]
Read moreUbuntu leadership and AI align well as both have the potential to contribute to a just and sustainable world and address Africa’s specific needs and potential.
Read moreA City of Education is emerging as the latest incarnation of the City of Gold, bringing wealth in the form of educated, young people ready to take on the world!
Read moreWhat is needed to support digital literacy for environmental, social and economic sustainability? The international Digital Literacy Alliance seeks answers.
Read moreThe global digital skills shortage has changed investments in 21st century EdTech projects from corporate social responsibility to strategic necessity.
Read moreOur MD Josine Overdevest suggests using 21st century skills like collaboration and creativity to build a bridge across the digital divide in basic education.
Read moreThe Oxford Digital Learning Skills webinars provide the teachers with theoretical concepts of digital teaching and learning.
Read moreIn a recent radio interview Flying Cows of Jozi stressed the need to work together to prepare our children for our ever-changing, increasingly digital society.
Read moreOur first young teachers cohort brought their 21st century skills to an EdTech integration project in 2018. Let us bring their Flying Cow magic to your school!
Read moreOur MD Josine Overdevest recommends to focus on the digital transformation a project brings to a community to benefit the public good in a sustainable way.
Read moreFor VVOB BLEND Learning Mathematics through Play we onboarded 1 000 Foundation Phase teachers on an online course platform and guided them to course completion.
Read moreThokozile Mokwena loves how working for Flying Cows of Jozi exposes her to different digital education solutions and connects her to educators nationwide.
Read moreCongratulations to our Flying Cows who obtained their Bachelor in Education with a specialization in the STEM subjects this week!
Read moreOn 23 March 2022 Flying Cows of Jozi and our work to up teachers’ digital skills were featured in ITWeb.
Read moreGreater Taung Physical Science teacher Violet Nira and her all-female Grade 12 class has achieved an amazing result of an 83% pass rate!
Read moreFor our client Oxford University Press Southern Africa we’ve developed The Digital Learning Skills Webinar series for educators.
Read moreFor our client Impaq Online School we’ve designed & executed an interactive Digital Learning coaching programme to assist their educators with teaching online.
Read moreThis last day before my birthday I like to reflect on the past year and, to paraphrase Zen teacher Antony Osler, what a wild horse of a year it has been!
Read moreWith two months of support to integrate the Maths & Science platform, two schools in our Greater Taung project rank on the national Siyavula Schools Leaderboard!
Read moreThe Flying Cows of Jozi team presenting also shone with passion for the profession, wonderful to see young people finding their online teaching feet.
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