Microsoft Worldwide Education (MWE) through her partnership with and BETT, the world’s leading event for learning technology, is working to bring the benefits of technology and technology skills to Middle East.
The global partnership which commenced earlier in the year in London will run over three years across the BETT events in the United Kingdom, Asia, Latin America and Middle East & Africa, in line with the team’s effort to maximize exposure to customers beyond Microsoft’s current reach.
According to Microsoft, the team share the ultimate aim of all stakeholders: to use technology to help improve education and learning, create opportunity, and raise living standards for people around the world.
“Our commitment therefore, is to the success of each educator and learner. Our mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. That is why Microsoft partners with education communities around the world to deliver a relevant and effective scalable set of technologies, services and programs that focus the contributions of many on improved learning outcomes for the individual.
At BETT BETT Middle East holding April 5th-7th in Abu Dhabi, UAE, Microsoft will be participating in a wide range of activities, all designed to deliver big change and transformation in learning.
Nigeria CommunicationsWeek gathered that, in addition, the show will feature inspiring speakers and education experts who will share their insights in keynote speeches and seminars.
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