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    My participation at the Kick-Off Meeting – DIGI-FACE
    20.03.2020 CERM-ESA, DIGI-FACE | Brendan Proctor

    As part of the Kenyan delegation, Susan, John & Raymond had the distinct pleasure of attending the much-awaited Digital Initiatives for African Centres of Excellence (DIGI – FACE) Kick-off Meeting held in South Africa by the world-renowned university, Nelson Mandela in Port Elizabeth. The meeting brought different scholars whose vast experience in pursuit of higher […]

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    Digitalization-Kick-off: New Digital Infrastructure for the Network of the DAAD Centres of Excellence
    09.03.2020 DIGI-FACE, SA-GER CDR | Ruth Knoblich

    On March 3-6, 2020 the Kick-off Meeting of the new digitalization project DigiFace took place at Nelson Mandela University in Port Elizabeth. DigiFace – short for “Digital Initiative for African Centres of Excellence” – is a new project funded by DAAD that aims at supporting and facilitating higher education learning and research at all DAAD […]

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    Centres of African Excellence Digital Initiative Kicks Off At Nelson Mandela University
    04.03.2020 DIGI-FACE, General - DAAD | Ewald Eisenberg

    By Gillian McAinsh, Port Elizabeth An international project kicks off this week at Nelson Mandela University to develop and put into action digital learning strategies across Africa. The Digital Initiatives for African Centres of Excellence – or Digi-Face – aspires to open up educational access by linking geographically separate participants with user-friendly tools and technology. […]

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    Digitalisation of the Centres of Excellence – Innovative digital project DIGI-FACE launched
    04.02.2020 DIGI-FACE, General - DAAD | Ewald Eisenberg

    In the frame of the African Excellence program a new project for improving higher education and research at the Centres of Excellence via digital components and capacities has been launched. The new project called DIGITAL INITIATIVE FOR AFRICAN CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE (DIGI-FACE) is financed by the funding of DAAD with support of the German Federal […]

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    DIGI-FACE – Digital Initative for African Centres of Excellence represented by:

    University of Applied Sciences Kehl
    Kehl Institute of Applied Research (KIAF)
    Projects International Cooperation and Development

    Kinzigallee 1, D- 77694 Kehl
    +49 7851 894143
    https://www.hs-kehl.de/

    Contact: digiface[at]hs-kehl.de

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    1. Student
      • A student is currently enrolled in a study programme at one of the universities which is participating at DIGI-FACE (African Centres of Excellence and its network).
    2. Staff
      • Staff is everybody who works in the frame of a university which is participating at DIGI-FACE (African Centres of Excellence and its network) [(i.e. as coordinator, financial/administrative support, IT-support, learning designer, administrator etc.). If you are working for DAAD or DIGI-FACE you are also staff.
    3. Alumni
      • An Alumni is a former student in a study programme at one of the universities which is participating at DIGI-FACE (African Centres of Excellence and its network). In many cases, part of one of the centres’ alumni associations.
    4. Lecturer
      • A Lecturer performs teaching and pedagogic work at one of the universities which is participating at DIGI-FACE (African Centres of Excellence and its network)
    5. Researcher
      • A researcher is an individual who is engaged in conducting research at one of the universities which is participating in DIGI-FACE (African Centres of Excellence, Global Centres and its networks). Researchers contribute to academic knowledge through studies, experiments, and publications in various fields of expertise.