We are delighted to announce that Mozaik and Vodafone continue to have a cooperation that helps digital education with educational software. The two companies have been working together since March 2020 to support students and teachers with the switch to digital education. During last spring and summer, Mozaik has made its media library and textbooks free of charge, and Vodafone provided the opportunity for users to use these without consuming their mobile data. Besides this, Mozaik and Vodafone launched their Digital Education Packages in October 2020. The packages are giving access for a small monthly fee for students of elementary and high schools to interactive educational content and books. Both of these projects had the intention of helping students and teachers alike with home learning and distance learning.In sequence to the aforementioned two projects, Mozaik and Vodafone have a new one that aims to further aid 45 sub-regional schools included in Vodafone’s Digital School Program, and their 1400 teachers with free mozaBook Classroom licences until the end of the school year, and also with 5 freely selectable digital textbooks. Thanks to the program, in these schools that are teaching disadvantaged children, 13.000 students can experience quality education whether in class or through distance learning free of charge.

The Vodafone Foundation and Mozaik joined forces to secure the existence of digital education in sub-regions, where home and distance-learning is difficult to be established. “The shift to distance learning and learning at home last year has been an unprecedented challenge for teachers, parents and students. All this meant even bigger difficulties for schools operating in sub-regions. The Vodafone Foundation and Mozaik would like to help them with the free mozaBook access, because one of our most important tenet is that every child deserves a  quality education, and we are making every possible effort to support them” - said Emőke Flakstad, secretary-general of Vodafone Hungary Foundation.

mozaBook was optimized for interactive boards and PCs and its biggest advantage is that it can be used both in class and at home. The systems’ digitized books are enriched with 3D scenes, videos, tasks and thematic tools. Besides mozaBook, Mozaik and the Vodafone Foundation are offering any 5 of these books for the teachers free of charge. With this, more than 13.000 disadvantaged students can experience the opportunities presented by quality digital education.

“Unfortunately the situation of teachers and students hasn’t become easier this school year either, most of them are still facing the challenges of efficient participation in digital education. It is of utmost importance to emphasize that the question is not just what we teach, but how we pass this knowledge on to the future generations.” - said Dr. Ildikó Török, business-development director of Mozaik Education.