Equipping secondary schools with 'smart classrooms' remains a government priority in education sector and there is optimism that all public schools will have been connected by 2020, according to Rwanda Education Board (REB).
The aim of smart classrooms is to incorporate ICT into various aspects of the country's education system and revolutionarise teaching and learning systems, said Dr Irénée Ndayambaje, the director general of REB.
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