The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has opened consultations on a new framework that could allow millions of students across the country to access selected educational platforms, including Google Classroom and Coursera, without incurring data charges.
The initiative known as the Zero-Rated Data Access Project tackles rising internet expenses by making online learning more affordable and expanding access to essential digital educational tools for students.
The proposed framework which is currently under public consultation, is being developed by a Joint NCC-Industry Committee and forms part of wider efforts to improve digital inclusion in the education sector.
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Source: Leadership News
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