Do you remember a Ghanaian teacher named Richard Akoto who used to teach computer science to small children in school without the use of a personal computer, instead using traditional chalkboards on the school board?

After images of his session went viral on the internet, many generous people promised to financially aid this African school; Microsoft even addressed the issue by agreeing to provide a computer.

Simultaneously, Akoto noticed that a single machine cannot adequately address the problem and that many other devices are required for full-fledged education in this and other areas.

So, not long ago, the NIIT computer school agreed to assist the village
instructor, donating five laptops to Akoto children at the time, and the
guy himself got his own laptop.

The occasion even led many Ghanaians to contemplate submitting Akoto for the national Teacher of the Year award, the major reward of which is home as a gift in a location picked by the winner.

In an interview with Quartz, Akoto stated that the school needs roughly 50 devices to adequately execute the computer instruction. A month after the photos became viral, the instructor received the first contributions.

On March 12, the NIIT African Computer School presented the school with five computers, as well as several unidentified “accessories” and computer literature.
A laptop computer was presented to Akoto.

A University of Leeds employee in the United Kingdom had sent the pupils another new laptop a few days before.

A 13-year-old school pupil said that he had previously only seen computers in
images and at a landfill on a trip to the nearby town.

Microsoft promised Akoto a computer and access to instructional applications on March 1. The gadget will be delivered at a Microsoft conference in Singapore to which an African instructor has been invited.

Akoto previously said that her purpose is to prepare children for the national computer test, in which children from rich areas and villages are assigned the same assignment. In 2017, one of the students assisted by Akoto received the highest exam score.