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mMELI hosted a vibrant Coolest Projects showcase on 15 November, where young innovators presented robotics, coding, apps, and digital creations. The E-Teaching and Learning Directorate led the event, drawing learners from across the region. It aimed to expand access to technology and spark long-term interest in digital skills.
What Happened
The Coolest Projects showcase brought together learners who demonstrated robotics builds, coding challenges, games, and app designs. The event celebrated creativity and encouraged practical problem-solving. Moreover, it offered a platform for new talent to gain visibility.
Educators said the program helps learners link classroom theory with real-world technology.
“We’re proud to make coding and robotics accessible to more young minds,” organizers said.
“Events like these inspire the next generation of tech leaders.”
Official Response
The E-Teaching and Learning Directorate praised the strong turnout. Officials said the initiative will continue growing in 2026, with more schools expected to join. They also emphasized the value of early exposure to digital tools.
The Directorate confirmed plans to expand outreach sessions and teacher support so that more communities can benefit.
Community Impact
The event boosted learners’ confidence and strengthened MMELI’s role as a hub for innovation. Parents said the showcase helped learners explore career-shaping skills. Teachers also noted that practical tech projects improve teamwork and problem-solving.
Youth leaders added that regular programs like these build a stronger local digital economy.
