GROUP WORK
The form two students from Anglican Junior High School here in Komenda came to the Aim training centre for their usual practical lessons on PowerPoint Presentation. It was soo amazing…
SCAMMER
The AIM Movie Workshop from the Aldersgate school colaborated with the AIM Music Workshop from the Aldersgate school to make a music video for the new song „Scammer“. Thanks to…
nobody knows tomorrow
The new movie of the AIM-Movie Workshop 2022/2023. One of our volunteers from Germany, Henri, together with students from the Bronyibima Junior High School have made a movie about a…
KOMENDA KIDS RADIO 1
The hard work of the last week’s brought us a new Radio show. Together with some Girls from Aldersgate Methodist School we made a second show, which is now available…
KOMENDA KIDS RADIO
Komenda Kids Radio is one of our Radio project since 2007. But currently we are running same project at African Information Movement Training Centre with some students from Aldersgate school…
THE EXISTENCE OF EKITAKYI
The AIM. movie project at Aldersgate Methodist School Komenda, developed a story about how EKITAKYI (Popularly known as Komenda) came to existence leading by one of our German volunteer, Henri.…
AIM. MOVIE PROJECT @ BROYIBIMA JHS
Our two newly volunteers started a movie project at Broyibima Junior High School last five weeks ago with a total number of 25 students from various classes. The first day…
WITH OUR TWO NEW VOLUNTEERS
We started this workshop with some basic computer knowledge, and this basic computer knowledge includes turning on and turning off a computer and keyboard and mouse skills, windows interface, folders…
HAPPY ENDING
The weekly ICT Training Workshop for the schools in Komenda ended last week with students from Basic Roman School. The teachers took them through basic computer typing skills using Microsoft…
TODAY’S STUDENTS
In today's ever-evolving world, a student's ability to type fluently enables them to focus on what they're typing and how to type. Being able to quickly share thoughts and send them to their teacher…