Hanri Pieterse, MD of Oxford University Press in Africa, said: “EduZone has been developed as an all-in-one hub to provide teachers with everything they need to elevate their classroom into an interactive learning zone. It is intended to enrich the learning experience with access to differentiated assessment, digitally enhanced eBooks, videos, animations and simulations. Also included are robust, easy-to-use test banks that can be adapted to individual learner needs.” Oxford EduZone is available as an app on iOS or Android, making it ideal for accessible on-the-go learning.
Oxford University Press is offering five South African schools the opportunity to win subscriptions to Oxford EduZone worth R200,000 each. The first 50 schools to visit the Oxford EduZone resource hub and complete the online form to request a demonstration of the platform before 31 October 2021, will be entered into a draw to win a one year subscription to the available subjects for Grade 8 and/or 10. Terms and conditions apply.
As part of its commitment to leading the industry, OUP is also holding an online event, Forum for Educators: Learning beyond tomorrow, on 4 November 2021, which will bring together educators and experts to explore crucial topics such as building digital literacy, the digital divide, and improving access to education. More information and registration details will be shared on its African social channels over the next few weeks.
