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Tunisia hosts second AI summer camp in Rejiche

From La Presse · () French

Translated from French, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The second edition of an educational summer camp on artificial intelligence will take place in Rejiche, Tunisia, from August 11-14.
  • Organized by the Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives (ATIE) in partnership with the National Cyber Security Agency and the Village des Langues, the camp focuses on AI in learning.
  • The event aims to familiarize participants with AI applications in education, promote pedagogical innovation, and support digital transformation in the education sector.

Tunisia is set to host the second edition of its educational summer camp focused on artificial intelligence in Rejiche, Mahdia governorate. The event, scheduled from August 11 to 14, will be held at the Village des Langues, under the theme "Artificial Intelligence Pathways in Learning: From Zero to Autonomy."

This initiative is spearheaded by the Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives (ATIE), in collaboration with the National Cyber Security Agency (ANSC) and the Village des Langues. According to an ATIE statement, the camp's primary objective is to introduce participants to the latest advancements and applications of artificial intelligence within the educational landscape.

The program is designed to offer a blend of practical training workshops alongside diverse cultural and recreational activities. ATIE emphasizes that the gathering is part of a broader effort to foster pedagogical innovation and democratize digital culture across the educational system. This aligns with the ongoing digital transformation efforts within Tunisia's education sector.

For four days, the Village des Langues in Rejiche will serve as a hub for educators and technology enthusiasts eager to enhance their teaching practices through AI. The event seeks to equip attendees with knowledge and skills relevant to the evolving digital age, promoting a forward-thinking approach to education.

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Originally published by La Presse in French. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.