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Friday, May 22, 2020
In an online edition of the Nation Leadership Forum that focused on the impact of Covid-19 on Education, all the panelists urged Kenyans to embrace virtual learning not only in the face of this global pandemic but also for the future of education.
The learning modules are available in the University of Nairobi Learning Management System. The content is hosted in https://eclass.uonbi.ac.ke/ for study and revision purposes.
The Office of Career Services has lined up a number of webinars to help students' transition from campus to work place.
The Iranian Embassy led by H. E. Jabber Barmaki is exploring possible partnerships and collaboration between the University of Nairobi and Iranian Universities.
Two Vet. Pathology Postgraduate student (Mr.
The training kicks off from Tuesday, 19th May 2020 to Friday 22nd May 2020. Target participants will be Postgraduate students and Academic Members of staff. It will be a vigorous exercise running from 11am to 12pm daily. To access google meet links for each category of training download PDF document attached.
Today, 14 May 2020, over 142 Current postgraduate Students and former Postgraduate students were trained on application of citation and referencing tool Known as ZOTERO. This tool works close as Mendeley but has significant differences, as Zotero is open source while Mendeley is partially free. With Zotero software for your research, you can organize your citations, share and if your computer collapses, your Zotero Library is intact.
Are a postgraduate student studying at College of Agriculture and Veterinary Science, University of Nairobi? You are invited for 1 hour (2-3 pm) Zotero Training on 14th May 2020 which will take place online. Join the meeting via meet.google.com/hpj-xdrk-aur or Join by phone +1 646-600-5507. Your supervisors are also invited. Curculate this communication to fellow students and staff.
The University of Nairobi multidisciplinary team of engineers and doctors have developed a home grown portable ventilator that will reduce the cost of the current ventilators by nearly 90% .
