Mediavision Academy sparks phone graphics designing in Yumbe


Mediavision Acacdemy Tutor (Mugalasi Rodgers) together with the participants

Mediavision Academy is making a significant impact in Yumbe District by empowering the youth with mobile graphics design training. Through the use of the CANVA app, young learners are gaining valuable skills and unleashing their creative potential, all from the convenience of their mobile phones. 

One of the most notable aspects of this initiative is its accessibility. By utilizing a phone-based app, Mediavision Academy has effectively removed barriers to entry, ensuring that graphic design is accessible to all youth in Yumbe, regardless of their access to computers. This not only fosters inclusivity but also provides an opportunity for every young person to explore their creativity and develop important digital skills that are increasingly valuable in today's world.

Participants utilizng their mobile phones

Furthermore, the use of the CANVA app creates an engaging learning environment. Its user-friendly interface and interactive features make the learning process fun and interactive, encouraging active participation among the youth. This not only develops a love for design but also ensures that the training sessions are impactful and enjoyable for the participants. 

The real-world applications of the skills learned through CANVA are also significant. From creating visual content for social media marketing to developing visual aids for community projects, the youth are equipped with practical skills that have tangible applications in various fields. This empowers them to contribute meaningfully to their communities and pursue their passions in a digital-centric world. 

Most importantly, this initiative is truly empowering. By providing access to valuable skills, Mediavision Academy is not only equipping young people with the tools they need to succeed in the digital age but also boosting their confidence and unlocking their potential. This clearly demonstrates the Academy's dedication to uplifting the youth in Yumbe District and preparing them for a future where digital skills are essential.

Mediavision Academy's work in Yumbe District exemplifies the power of mobile technology to bridge the digital divide and provide accessible learning opportunities for all. Our dedication to empowering youth through engaging and relevant ICT training is truly commendable and serves as a model for creating impactful change through digital education.


Written By: Aloyo Annet, Director of Studies - Mediavision Academy

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