Empowering the Next Generation of African Inventors

Across Nigeria, millions of brilliant, curious children take apart toy cars, remote controls, and old radio sets trying to understand how things work. Yet, formal hardware electronics education has traditionally faced steep hurdles: - Fragile components that burn out easily when connected incorrectly. - Expensive imported kits priced beyond typical classroom budgets. - Unreliable internet connectivity in many community schools. iScratch changes this. By blending an intuitive, interactive virtual circuit simulator with physical, low-cost Lagos-assembled hardware kits, we give every child ages 6 to 15 the playground to experiment safely.