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Children write African Stories
Current Project Status
Unfunded
Amount
Received
$0
Amount
Requested
$20,000
Percentage
Received
0.00%
Solution

Give children an opportunity to use digital tools to write, their own stories in their own languages on an open sourced digital library

Problem

African children in marginalized areas do not have the opportunity to use digital tools to tell their own stories

Addresses Challenge
Feasibility
Auditability

Team

3 members

Children write African Stories

African children in marginalized areas do not have the opportunity to use digital tools to tell their own stories. The reason this is a problem is because denying children in the 21st century the opportunity to participate in discussions about themselves is detrimental to their sense of autonomy, independence, social competence an resilience.

I will increase the number of new African projects seeded in 2022

This proposal clearly demonstrate Cardano tech use-case solutions by the repository of these digital stories going on the block chain and being used

African developers will be used to code this project

The project has a global reach local impact (measurable through user activity and reach)

The Local partnerships formed (size of institution + influence) this is already available through the Learning Tool kit by Concordia University that uses the African story book stories in the READS component. This is now available on the Kenya cloud the curriculum body of the Kenya government

This proposal has been submitted before and received a small amount of funding. If not funded we could run into problems with implementation as more funding is needed to do the work

KPIs

Output: 1.

Train and support Eastern African children to tell their in their own languages stories using ASB digital tools in 2022

Output 2.

Make ASB repository of digital stories available on Cardano

Activities

KPIs

May 2022 Communicate 10 schools to consult on the best ways to support digital uptake and teacher sensitization

May 2022 Further Develop resources to support use of the digital storybooks in the schools.

May -July 2022Train and support the writing and editing of 500 stories from 10 schools into the ASB repository

May 2022: Develop monitoring tools, and formats for reporting on progress, as well a schedule for support visits.

May to August 2022: Visit the schools once every two months for a period of six months to monitor progress.

May June 2022: County school managers from MOE TSC . KICD for support the teachers use of existing devices

May June July 2022: Support the writing of stories through writing workshops include stories

July 2022: Create an NFT Marketplace for African children stories

Communicate 10 schools to consult on the best ways to support digital uptake and teacher sensitization 1000

Further Develop resources to support use of the digital storybooks in the schools.2000

Train and support the writing and editing of 500 stories from 10 schools into the ASB repository 4000

Develop monitoring tools, and formats for reporting on progress, as well a schedule for support visits. 2000

Visit the schools once every two months for a period of six months to monitor progress. 4000

County school managers from MOE TSC . KICD for support the teachers use of existing devices 1000

Create an NFT Marketplace for African children stories 6000

The team has mor than 20 years collective experience in the ICT education space and a reach with many teachers in the East African region

Anne has worked on various projects that support the integration of ICT in education as

an Ed tech expert and education advisor ICT. Also an active community member

and a funded proposer in fund 7 and a Community advisor <https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-gatende-a89791158/>

Victor

is an education technologist in Strathmore University, Kenya. He is a

Ph.D candidate in Computer Science with a research interest in Security

Monitoring in Industrial Control Systems. He is currently involved in the

creation of digital learning content and configuration / administration of open

source Learning Management Systems and School Management Systems. He is

passionate about cyber-security and digital forensics, <https://www.linkedin.com/in/malombe/>

Antony is a

Computer Technologist, focusing on Open Source solutions for corporate

enterprises.

Currently a system developer and corporate consultant at Aero

Dimensions Africa.

Member: Python Community, Nairobi Ruby Community(Nairuby),

Nairobi SharePoint User Group and Red Hat Developers community

https://www.linkedin.com/in/oantony/

Angela is a Plutus pioneer Haskell/Plutus trainer and course developer and an Atala Prism pioneer as well as bein an active catalyst community member, eastern Townhall co host, funded proposer, CA and VCA

Project KPIs

Overall goal support children to tell their own digital stories and create an NFT market place for the African story book on Cardano

  • Communication with 10 schools to consult on the best ways to support digital uptake and teacher sensitization

  • Resources to support use of the digital storybooks in the schools further developed

  • 500 stories from 10 schools into the ASB repository written

  • Monitoring tools, and formats for reporting on progress, as well a schedule for support visits.

  • Schools visited once every two months for a period of six months to monitor progress.

  • July 2022: Create an NFT Marketplace for African children stories

  • Give African children in marginalized areas a voice to tell their own stories in their own languages to build them as future leaders.

  • Help them learn how to use digital tools to tell their own stories in their languages,

  • Give them this sense of autonomy and independence,

  • Boost their confidence in using technology competently,

  • Improve their social competence and resilience

  • Create an NFT marketplace for African digital stories

Yes this proposal was funded in Fund 7 as a pilot an can be scaled https://cardano.ideascale.com/c/idea/381347

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