Why all graduates and continuous students in Tanzania should go through this course

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 The world is changing and so does learning, the digital disruptions require for people who are ready for them or else things will be even worse. Unemployment and poor productivity will be the songs of the day.

Our education system has not integrated the changes to a large extent but at least every university student can access a computer and or a smartphone and is in one or few social media platforms which mean is a digital citizen already.

 The environment is therefore conducive, given the infrastructure challenges and the flexibility that allows for the use of the internet to access materials makes it even more important for students to acquire online learning skills.

 #getreadyDol, as it is on social media platforms, will not only give you skills and confidence for online learning but also complement the traditional learning system that is used with our system. Do not miss this social learning experience.

 It is best for citation and referencing lessons and access to materials online and it is very important for those who will continue or are undertaking masters degree. Without forgetting the flexibility of learning anywhere, any time, for free with a certificate

 It uses modern methods that even teachers can use for their students that leverage technology and are cost-effective. Imagine blogging or creating a video for an assignment, collecting it on tweeter, who would not like that. what about presenting online for an assignment? very funny

 It is the best course for whoever wants to go with the digital transformation. It is the foundation for those who want to be entrepreneurs in the digital economy, helpful in differentiating real life from online life and in designing initiatives to support the marginalised in the community through leveraging on technology.

 You want to be useful and competent in the digital era Get ready, Get set, Become a Digital Online learner is all that you need, thank me later.

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