A team from the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) recently concluded a two-day study tour at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) E-Learning Centre in Kumasi.
The visit aimed to delve into innovative approaches to online education, explore advanced digital learning technologies, and identify best practices currently employed by the renowned institution.
The KAIPTC delegation engaged in insightful discussions with the KNUST E-Learning Centre team.
The study tour provided a valuable platform for the exchange of ideas and the identification of potential areas for future collaborations between the two institutions in the rapidly evolving digital learning landscape.
Recognizing the transformative power of technology in enhancing capacity-building efforts, KAIPTC remains committed to leveraging digital tools to improve its training methodologies. By embracing online education and advanced digital learning technologies, the Centre continuously seeks to make learning more accessible, interactive, and ultimately more effective for its diverse participants.
KAIPTC expressed its gratitude to the Director, of the KNUST E-Learning Centre Prof Eric Appau-Asante, and the entire KNUST E-Learning team for their warm hospitality and the insightful discussions.
The knowledge gained during this visit is expected to inform KAIPTC’s strategic approach to further integrating digital learning into its peace and security training and academic programmes. This initiative underscores KAIPTC’s proactive stance in adapting to the changing educational landscape and its dedication to providing cutting-edge training for peacekeepers and security professionals across Africa and beyond.