For Mount Kenya University (MKU) students, learning did not stop after the suspension of face-to-face teaching nationwide by the government as a measure against Covid-19. That’s because immediately after the government directed that learning institutions be closed, MKU responded by enabling all the regular students to access e-learning resources. Students access learning schedules, course outlines, digital lessons, announcements, audio-visual lectures and learning resources online, Online CATS and feedback, before they sit for final examinations. THE MKU EDGEProf Ochieng says MKU’s online teaching and learning is supported by modern ICT infrastructure. For more information, visit www.mku.ac.keMKU DIRECTORATE OF OPEN, DISTANCE AND ELECTRONIC LEARNING (ODEL)DIGITAL LEARNING COURSESSNO PROGRAMME

Source: Daily Nation April 09, 2020 05:15 UTC