On 10th September 2021, ISOC Rwanda Chapter has participated in a 6-days workshop organized by Groupe Scolaire Nyirarukobwa with the goal of encouraging all teachers of the school to use technology in their teaching activities.
This was revealed by MUHIRE Jean de la Croix, a teacher of science at G.S NYIRARUKOBWA located in NTARAMA Sector, BUGESERA District after receiving a smartphone from Internet Society Rwanda Chapter in SMART TEACHER project.
This was reiterated by Emmanuel Mfitumukiza, Chair of ISOC Rwanda Chapter in the conclusion of 3 days Internet for Education Workshop at G.S Mwendo.
Today, Internet Society Rwanda Chapter has concluded a three days Internet for Education Workshop for Teachers with the goal of empowering Teachers with Digital Skills to enhance the use of Internet in Education.
The Internet is for everyone, this means that everyone has equal rights to the Internet and that no one deserves to be deprived of the benefits of the Internet. Chair of ISOC Rwanda Chapter, Emmanuel Mfitumukiza says during the launch of Digital Library Project.
Is Internet banking safe ? , why do banks consider Electronic banking ? ,is there potential risks involved by taking banks online ?,how can banks in this generation ensure security ? is Encryption the foundation of ensuring electronic banking ?.
Like me, you may have one of the questions above. James Ndahayo implementing his initiative as a fellow in ISOC Fundamentals 2021 Program prepared a document on encryption in Internet Banking .
Click here to access the document.
On 05th – 06th April 2021, Internet Society Rwanda Chapter conducted a 2 days Workshop for teachers from G.S RUGARAMA, G.S RUHUHA, KINDAMA Primary School and MUNAZI Primary School located in Ruhuha Sector, Bugesera district to empower them with Digital Skills to enhance the use Internet in Classwork.
On Tuesday, 9 February 2021, we celebrated the 2nd edition of Safer Internet Day With a campaign slogan “Together for a better internet” with a theme of the Fight against Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), the day called upon all stakeholders to join together to make the internet a safer and better place for children and young people.
on Tuesday, 9 February 2021 – we will be millions across the globe celebrating Safer Internet Day 2021, joining forces “Together for a better internet”.
While we recognise that celebrations may look a little different this time around as we adapt to COVID-19 constraints, we hope that SID 2021 will still be a vibrant and engaging celebration, allowing us all to reflect on our increased use of digital technologies as a result of the pandemic.
The theme of 2021 Edition is Children Online Safety with focus on the fight against Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).
Internet Society Rwanda Chapter conducted a 2 days Workshop for teachers from Rural Areas of Bugesera district to empower them with Digital Skills to enhance the use Internet in Classwork.