The MNU EduTech Symposium 2025 celebrated the creativity and innovation of Grade 8 students from Dhiffushi School, who participated under the TechPath initiative and presented technology-driven solutions addressing real-world challenges.
The students showcased two innovative projects: the Smart Fish Storage Temperature Monitoring System and the Island Coral Mapper. These projects demonstrated how technology can be applied to monitor fish storage conditions and explore potential sites for coral gardens, highlighting the role of digital tools in addressing local needs and supporting environmental conservation.
Through these hands-on STEM projects, the students demonstrated creativity, problem-solving and the practical application of technology to real-world issues. Their work also highlighted the importance of nurturing technological skills and environmental awareness from an early age.
The participation of Dhiffushi School added an inspiring school-level perspective to the symposium, showcasing how initiatives such as TechPath can empower young learners to explore innovative solutions for their communities and the environment.
The MNU EduTech Symposium congratulates the Grade 8 students and their educators at Dhiffushi School on their achievements and commends their contribution to advancing technology-enhanced learning in the Maldives.
