K-12 Digital Enablement Roundtable: Driving Better Learning Outcomes with Technology
A collaborative discussion examining how schools can adopt and scale technology in a considered and effective manner.
Why Attend
Schools are under increasing pressure to improve learning outcomes, streamline administration, and modernise the educational experience — often while working within limited time, budget, and capacity.
This roundtable is designed to bring together education stakeholders for a more thoughtful discussion on the realities of digital enablement, the obstacles schools commonly face, and the opportunities technology can create when implemented with clarity and purpose.
Key Takeaways
A more informed view of common digital challenges in K-12 education
Shared perspective from peers facing similar institutional pressures
Practical discussion around technology adoption and impact
Insight into opportunities for collaboration and future progress
Agenda
The roundtable will cover the following:
- Welcome & Objectives
- Participant Introductions
- Current Challenges in K-12 Education
- Discussion: Technology Adoption & Impact
- Opportunities for Collaboration
- Next Steps
Meet Your Presenters
This session will be delivered by Sibasi, with support from 4Sight Dynamics Africa and Microsoft Elevate. The following speakers will participate in this event:
- Wanjiku Munyaka, Microsoft
Partner Solutions Manager – Microsoft Elevate (MEA) - Salomay Gower, 4Sight Dynamics Africa
Microsoft SureStep Ambassador – Nonprofit & Education - Msangi Masera, 4Sight Dynamics Africa
Microsoft SureStep Ambassador – AI Business Solutions - Amos Wachanga, Sibasi
Digital Transformation Lead – Nonprofit & Education - Edwin Oloo, Sibasi
Solutions Lead – Microsoft Technologies
Who Should Attend
This session is intended for school leadership, IT teams, education administrators, and digital learning leads seeking a more practical and strategic discussion on technology within the K-12 setting.
Join the Discussion
Be part of a more considered conversation on digital education.
Many schools are navigating similar questions, yet meaningful opportunities to discuss them in depth remain limited.
This session offers a more open and practical forum for examining how technology can better serve the needs of institutions, educators, and learners alike.