Yobe State University Embraces Transition to Online Learning
From Sani Gazas Chinade, Damaturu
Yobe State University is embarking on a significant transformation, transitioning from traditional analogue lecturing methods to modern online lectures in response to directives from the Federal Ministry of Education, advocating for the adoption of digital platforms.
In a press statement signed by Hajiya Uwani Zainab Mamuda the Director of Information and protocol to University said that, During a workshop at the ICT center, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Mala M. Daura, represented by Dr. Mohammed Musa Lawan, stressed the importance of embracing this new approach. He urged lecturers to recognize the advantages of online learning and emphasized the necessity of maintaining global competitiveness.
Expressing satisfaction with the move away from traditional face-to-face lectures, Prof. Mala M. Daura highlighted the accessibility and affordability of online education. He announced the support of the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) in facilitating this transition.
Dr. Benga Yusuf, representing the Federal Ministry of Education, commended Yobe State University for its commitment to innovation. He urged heads of department to establish commitee and step down workshop to the lecturers. Noting YSU as the 89th institution visited on this mission, he emphasized the significance of the Vice-Chancellor’s comprehensive remarks.
With this bold step towards digital learning, Yobe State University aims to position itself among global education leaders and cultivate a culture of excellence in Nigeria.
The ICT director expressed gratitude to the workshop organizers and urged lecturers to update their emails for effective communication respectively.
