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"Hai Ti!"
(NAM) 'Hai Ti!', which means 'listen up!' in the Oshiwambo language group, is a a comic strip to demystify computers and attract teachers and students to the digital world.
SchoolNet Namibia, a non-profit provider of Internet service, hardware and training to schools in Namibia, has teamed up with Strika Entertainment, The Namibian Newspaper and Johannesburg-based Direq International to produce and distribute the 'Hai Ti!' comic strip, which is aimed at bringing teachers into the computer lab.
The first edition of 'Hai Ti!' interweaves the stories of a learner who uses the Internet to prepare for a debate; of a football fan who learns the Internet can be a better source for sports news than the local shebeen; and of a young teacher who comes to grips with computer basics with the help of SchoolNet trainers.
'Hai Ti!' online version link.
Filed by DK on May 15 2005
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