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Advertisement Great Lakes University Launches Samsung-Powered Digital Learning HubGreat Lakes University of Kisumu (GLUK) has launched a new digital learning initiative powered by Samsung technology. The project aims to prepare students for a fast-changing digital economy.The university unveiled a Regional Language and Cultural Centre equipped with the Samsung Digital Classroom, a learning solution developed by Samsung Electronics East Africa. The launch took place at the universitys Kibos campus in Kisumu.The initiative goes beyond providing devices. Instead, it combines digital learning, language training, AI-powered assessment tools, and employability support within one ecosystem. As a result, students will gain skills that align with modern workplace demands.Strengthening Digital EducationThe programme operates through the Kisumu Institute of Development Studies (KIDS). In addition, it positions GLUK among the first institutions to join the newly launched TEP Connect Ecosystem.The ecosystem links universities, technology firms, language partners, employers, and workforce development organizations. Consequently, students can access learning opportunities that extend beyond the classroom.Today, employers expect graduates to possess practical digital skills. Therefore, universities must adapt quickly. Through this initiative, GLUK hopes to bridge the gap between education and employment.Samsung Technology at the CoreSamsungs digital classroom solution includes interactive displays, tablets, and Samsung Knox for Education. Together, these tools create a connected and secure learning environment.Students can collaborate more easily during lessons. Likewise, lecturers can manage classes more efficiently and deliver more engaging learning experiences.Samsung Knox adds another layer of protection. It helps secure devices, academic content, and institutional data. This strengthens the universitys digital infrastructure and safeguards learning resources.Speaking during the launch, Anthony Njihia, Head of Integrated B2B at Samsung Electronics East Africa, said technology continues to transform education.Educational institutions need solutions that improve engagement, encourage collaboration, and prepare students for a digital future, he said.He added that Samsung remains committed to helping schools and universities create connected and future-ready learning environments.Great Lakes University Launches Samsung-Powered Digital Learning HubBuilding Job-Ready GraduatesSeveral partners support the initiative. These include Berlitz East Africa for language training, Simplified IQ for AI-enabled assessments, Lumion for learning management systems, and Loho Learning for CBC pathways.Meanwhile, Airtel, Jamii Telecommunications, and Starlink will provide connectivity support.According to GLUK Vice Chancellor Prof. Hazel Miseda, universities must rethink how they prepare students for the future.The future of education requires institutions to connect academic excellence with technology, employability, language proficiency, and global opportunities, she said.She noted that the university wants learners to graduate with the confidence and skills needed to compete globally.Expanding Opportunities Across the RegionGLUK plans to roll out the programme across its campuses. Furthermore, the university will work with industry players, development partners, and financial institutions to expand access to digital learning opportunities.The institution believes the model can strengthen workforce readiness across East Africa. At the same time, it can help create stronger links between education and employment.As demand for digital skills grows, universities face increasing pressure to produce job-ready graduates. Therefore, partnerships such as this one could play a key role in shaping the future of higher education in the region.This initiative demonstrates how technology, innovation, and collaboration can help learners build skills that matter in todays economy.The post appeared first on Africa Business News.

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