Computer-Assisted Learning in Sub-Saharan Africa
 

Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL) is an effective and  inexpensive way of providing basic education to people of all ages in developing countries. A digitized curriculum is installed on computers, which are used by students to learn at their own pace. After completing the curriculum, a student is eligible to take exams for graduation to the next grade.

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CPI began its CAL program in 2009 by offering CAL for Grades 7 - 9 in Honduras. In 2021, CPI expanded to Sub-Saharan Africa, first to Democratic Republic of the Congo, and then to Kenya.