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2025 was the year AI ceased to be a novelty and became infrastructure. From Duolingo’s generative content factories to teacher-facing coaching tools, EdTech has shifted from “disrupting” education to sustaining it at scale.
Rwanda has launched the second phase of its Smart Education Project alongside the DigiTruck mobile classroom, extending digital learning to 2,500 additional schools. The initiative provides internet access, virtual classrooms, and digital tools to students nationwide, empowering educators and preparing youth for the 21st century.
Laptops are transforming Rwanda’s TVET schools, giving teachers the tools to move beyond chalkboards and bring digital learning into classrooms. With over 5,200 laptops distributed and nationwide connectivity expanding, the initiative is narrowing the digital divide while preparing students for a job market that demands strong ICT skills.
