How Senegal and Microsoft have worked to expand educational opportunity

Nathan Kanelis
Nov 16, 2020
1 min read

Because of the partnership it formed with Microsoft four years ago, the Senegal Ministry of Education was able to efficiently transition to a remote learning environment for its more than 3.5 million students. Read this customer story to see how strategic partnerships improve outcomes and prepare schools for any type of disruption.

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