Parents have been urged to embrace technology-based education to nurture their children's talents and creativity. Youth Affairs and Creative Economy Principal Secretary Fikirini Jacobs, who spoke in Kilifi County during the launch of training on the use of Smart Interactive Boards, said application in Junior Secondary Schools will improve learning outcomes and equip learners with essential digital skills. The initiative also seeks to address teacher shortages and strengthen the digital skills of teachers who lack adequate technological expertise.
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