04/06/2026
110 sessions completed. One laptop. No Wi-Fi.
When we shared our first teacher report two weeks ago, we had two active learners and a single device.
This Thursday, the dashboard tells a completely different story: 10 active learners, 110 completed sessions, and a group accuracy average of 99%.
Data is great, but the human stories behind the dashboard are better:
Lesley, who struggled to type her name correctly in her first session, is now 20 sessions in. Her speed has climbed from 11 to 19 WPM.
Quinton has officially cleared 30 WPM, leading the classroom leaderboard.
Four students are registered but haven’t started yet. We track this data openly because real-world education isn’t perfect, and knowing who is falling behind is exactly why we built our progress tracking tools.
This is what happens when you remove barriers. No internet, no ads, just pure gamified learning.
To the corporate teams, CSR managers, and foundations reading this:
This entire proof-of-concept is running on one single laptop. Imagine what happens when we clear the hardware bottleneck. Through our Sponsor a School programme, just $30 (approx. £25) equips an entire classroom with the infrastructure to duplicate these results for a whole year.
Let’s build the future of African EdTech together.
Sponsorship & Partners: Find the link to fund a classroom or join our next cohort in the first comment below!
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