Interactive Maths, Science and English lessons now online

Introducing Mwabu Learn

The pilot of Mwabu Learn is now live! For the first time, teachers, parents and learners can use our interactive learning resources online

The pilot of Mwabu Learn is now live! For the first time, teachers, parents and learners can use our interactive learning resources online, or offline by downloading the app. Our animated lessons packed with activities and quizzes can now be accessed on smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop devices.

The new site makes it easy to navigate hundreds of lessons for Maths, Science and English across Levels 1-7. Users can also now track learners’ progress by viewing quiz results and lessons completed.

This new platform will form part of our ongoing solutions for schools and projects, with options for use in locations without power or connectivity, as well as offering teacher training services.

For a limited time, access to our upper primary lessons is completely free, as we seek feedback for the pilot. The next stage of development is currently underway for the final site and Mwabu Learn app.

We are very excited that this significant new development will enable us to reach many more learners!

Take a look at the pilot site and use the feedback section to let us know what you think:

Go to Mwabu Learn >

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Survey Indicates Teachers Want Tech!

23 October 2024

In a recent pilot of our survey tool, focussed on foundational learning, we collected data on the availability of teaching and learning resources, teachers’ training and support needs, availability of technology (smartphones, tablets, computers) as well teachers’ beliefs and willingness relating to technology use in the classroom.   Our preliminary findings show that despite recent large-scale interventions, teaching and learning resources remain limited, for example there is one reading book per 3-5 learners in 46% of classrooms. This, together with learner absenteeism are the most prevalent challenges faced by teachers. The most requested forms of support are training on literacy teaching methods and provision of numeracy materials. 

Time + Tide Report on Fantastic Learner Progress.

16 October 2024

Mwabu congratulates the Time + Tide Foundation Girls Club for the fantastic improvements they have achieved in their Girls Club literacy programme in Liuwa Plain. After one year of using the Mwabu Learn app as part of an after-school programme aimed at improving low literacy levels of girls, the 2023 cohort scored a collective average of 53% on their literacy assessments – a significant increase from the baseline at 27%.

Digital Sexual Reproductive Health Education.

23 September 2024

Mwabu’s product team has created a few sample modules and developed a draft course outline for a new interactive digital course to support dissemination of crucial information about sexual reproductive health (SRH) to adolescents across Zambia and beyond. We have taken these steps as we are aware of the urgency and need for relevant, sensitive and appropriate education content relating to this topic. We also know that individual organisations working in this area seldom have the funds required for investment in a full digital course so, as part of this initiative, we are exploring alternative funding models to enable contributions to development from several sources.