Talal Abu-Ghazaleh for Technology (TAGTech) has signed a cooperation agreement with the e-Learning platform – Awa2el Platform – for the provision of e-education services.
During the signing ceremony, HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, founder and chairman of TAG.Global, commended the partnership which would positively contribute to breaking away from traditional education and reducing the heavy weight of the students’ schoolbag by replacing it with the Smart Bag, by transforming traditional school lessons and content into a dynamic digital curriculum.
As per the terms of the partnership, TAGTech will offer its technological devices including laptops, tablets and smartphones as a package together with other educational services provided by Awa2el Platform.
The package consists of one TAGTech device (TAGTAB kids, TAGITOP Edu, TAG DC, or TAG PHONE PLUS), in addition to a subscription card from the Awa2el Platform; carrying the logo of both parties, a welcome note, along with Talal Abu-Ghazaleh’s book; ‘The Inevitable Digital Future – A World of Smart Cities’.
Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh said the cooperation would achieve the desired goal of Jordanian students by providing them with TAGTech smart technology; the first-of-its-kind national industry, while Awa2el Platform provides its expertise in distance learning which proved its success and effectiveness during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
For his part, Dr. Husam Awwad, Awa2el Platform director general, expressed his pride in the significant partnership with TAG.Global. He also highlighted its major role and efforts in supporting and promoting education and shifting toward online learning.
According to Awwad, this cooperation is important for moving forward towards the desired goals, especially since TAGTech has provided students with smart devices characterised by its high quality and compatibility with the educational materials at affordable prices for students of all ages.
Dr. Awwad added, “Awa2el Platform has been providing its e-educational services since 2007 to school and university students that include digitising and computing curricula, and developing attractive educational content.”
