A Ghana teacher’s MS word drawing on blackboard went viral, Indian firm gifts real computers to school

 Teachers are the path showers in our lives and along with our parents, and we owe them a lot. Often they go out of their ways to help students.  The teacher from Ghana who drew MS Word on a black board to teach his students — such stories always melt our hearts. Remember, Owura Kwadwo Hottish, the computer teacher at the Betenase M-A Junior High School in Sekyedomase town of Ghana, drew the entire interface of the Microsoft software on board as they lacked resources. But that certainly did not stop this young teacher from going the extra mile to let his students know a little more about computers.As Hottish’s Facebook post went viral last month, it seems it has not only garnered thousands of likes but has also managed to effect change. After the post viral, an Indian company took note of the excellent work being attempted in Ghana and sent over some computers so that the children could get a look at what the actual interface looks! Yes, if you had any doubts about the good that can come out of social media, then let this be a fine example. 

 Sharing the positive news on Facebook, NIIT Ghana also wrote, “The District Chief Executive for the area has promised to setup an ICT centre with the computers which will help the entire community.” Recognising Hottish’s industrious effort, the company presented a new laptop to him as well. Along with it they also announced to provide free IT training for him. “The teacher will also benefit from a training package at NIIT Kumasi,” the post added. 

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