As part of its Mobile
Contents Products and Services Offering, innovative Information Technology Company,
Orangeapple Technologies, has at a media launch in Lagos, unveiled its new educational
service platform – Easylena, reports
ITRealms.
Unveiling the product,
the Oratech Management Team, practically demonstrated the Easylena tablet as an
e-learning platform that offers smart personal learning tool for Secondary
School learners in Nigeria and West Africa.
Speaking on the Oratech
concept, Head Project and Admin., Orangeapple, Tunde Sobowale, stated that the
company aims at linking people and technology together across many industries
and business functions to deliver superior value to its customers, adding that
it wish to collaborate with both private and public sectors to build high
performance enterprises.
Highlighting the
features of the product, Oratech’s Head Business Development and Sales, Oghechi
Law-Onyema, stressed that the content is developed in line with the National
Education Research and Development Council (NERDC) curriculum, West African
Examination Council (WAEC) and Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
syllabi.
She noted that it is
compiled into an Android app and bundled on a 16/32 GB Memory card, which can
be used on all brands/models of Android phones and tablets – whether branded or
off-the-market China brands.
Law-Onyema added that
the content provided, includes offline materials as well as online materials.
Fielding answers to
questions on the sustainability of the product amongst other industry
competitors, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Orangeapple, Osato
Izegbuwa, told ITRealms
that with the Easylena Sms feature, which provides a platform for automation of
day to day activities the product stands out best against its competitors.
“With this feature,
students demographs, grades, scheduling, attendance, students billing,
discipline and food service modules for school management will be in one
application, as well as an online class which provides a platform for schools,
teachers and students to collaborate in real time outside the walls of regular
classroom.”
Izegbuwa also called
for schools and Non Governmental Organisations (NGO) to partner with the
product stating that discounts would be given for such partnership, as it plans
another media launch with school stakeholders and NGOs on the products
partnership.
Daniel Nsolibe/GEE
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