The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Prof. Stephen Jobson Mitchual, has announced the institution's ambitious plans to transition into a smart campus, leveraging technology to enhance efficiency and innovation.
In his address to the 2023 graduating class, Prof. Mitchual emphasized UEW's dedication to technological advancement, citing recent developments such as the launch of a dynamic website and the implementation of an online platform for transcript and English language proficiency requests.
Highlighting the university's vision for a paperless agenda, Prof. Mitchual outlined plans to expand the ICT infrastructure, including the deployment of an in-house Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System to streamline administrative processes.
“We are strategically working towards replacing all markerboards in the lecture rooms with smart boards,” Prof. Mitchual affirmed, underscoring the commitment to enhancing teaching and learning experiences at UEW.
The introduction of an Online Internship System and other initiatives signify UEW's proactive approach to embracing digital transformation in education.
With 15,817 students set to graduate at the 28th Congregation, UEW's dedication to innovation and progress marks a pivotal moment in shaping the future of education.
As UEW embarks on its smart campus journey, the institution invites its community to embrace this transformative shift, reaffirming its commitment to educational excellence in the digital age.
