The Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives will participate in the global initiative '25 Hours - One Connected World' on September 24 and 25. Organized by the American organization 'Connected Nation', the event brings together participants from around the world for a 25-hour continuous digital experience. The goal is to achieve a world record and enter the Guinness World Records. Tunisia's participation is a collaboration between the association, the Ministry of Education, and the National Center for Educational Technologies.

The initiative celebrates the 25th anniversary of 'Connected Nation' and aims to gather participants for a continuous digital experience. The event will feature various educational and training activities, including the presentation of Tunisian experiences in education and technology. The Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives is the only organization from the Arab world and Tunisia selected to participate in this initiative. The event's official opening will take place on September 24, followed by activities on September 25.

The Tunisian Association will present its activities and initiatives in education, technology, and digital empowerment for teachers. One of the initiatives is 'From My Home to My School', which trained over 10,000 teachers from Tunisia and the Arab world on using new applications during the COVID-19 pandemic. The association will also showcase other initiatives, such as the 'Arab Programming Week', which was adopted by the Arab Organization for Education, Culture, and Science.

The Tunisian participation in the global initiative includes the presentation of the experience of Osama Al-Falhi, a student from the model institute in Sidi Bouzid. He will share his experiences in activities and competitions, as well as his journey with the association. The association will also organize a training course for teachers on the use of artificial intelligence in education and digital empowerment.

The Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives was founded on October 27, 2020, by a group of teachers. The association aims to update and develop the educational process, promoting the use of technology and artificial intelligence in education. The association's participation in the global initiative reflects its commitment to enhancing digital education and connectivity in Tunisia.

The event will take place at the National Center for Educational Technologies, starting at 7 am on September 25. The association's participation in the initiative is a result of its collaboration with the Ministry of Education and the National Center for Educational Technologies. The initiative promotes digital education and connectivity, aligning with Tunisia's efforts to enhance its education sector.

The global initiative '25 Hours - One Connected World' aims to promote digital education and connectivity worldwide. The event will feature participants from various countries, sharing their experiences and initiatives in education and technology. Tunisia's participation in the initiative demonstrates its commitment to enhancing digital education and connectivity, and its efforts to promote innovation and creativity in the education sector.

Key points

  • Tunisia participates in global initiative to promote digital education and connectivity
  • Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives presents its activities and initiatives in education and technology
  • Event aims to achieve a world record and enter the Guinness World Records

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