At Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), students prepared for the Multi-Competence Learning (MCL) Challenge with a week of intensive training led by Tony from Open Map Development Tanzania (OMDTZ). The senior expert focused on learning for impact, by enhancing the geospatial skills of MCL participants. The week-long training covered geospatial data formats, mobile data tools, QGIS software, and platforms like Google Earth.
Hands-On Insight and Shared Enthusiasm: In-class theoretical exercises and practical made the learning experience dynamic and engaging. Tony discovered the students’ genuine enthusiasm for using GIS to solve community issues, setting the stage for a collaborative journey.
Empowered Minds, Shared Commitment: As the training week concluded, students were equipped with geospatial skills, ready for the MCL Challenge. The facilitator left with a deep appreciation for the students’ eagerness to leverage GIS for community-driven impact.