Presentation
SIGN IN TO VIEW THIS PRESENTATION Sign In
Bamaa: A STEM Learning Platform for Afghan Students
DescriptionDecades of conflict and poverty have devastated
Afghanistan’s education system, leaving curricula outdated, poor
quality education and shorten human resources. Although Gen-
erative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) learning platforms have
seen widespread global adoption, Afghan learners remain largely
excluded due to language barriers, limited awareness, low digital
literacy, lack of trust, financial constraint and the situation
worsened by the nationwide education ban on girls and women.
To address this gap, we introduce Bamaa, a platform to
support students in Afghanistan in improving their problem-
solving skills in STEM subjects. The platform support Dari and
Pashto (Afghanistan’s native languages) , enabling an inclusive
personalized learning and individual feedback and recommen-
dation learning experience for students navigating educational
barriers caused by years of political instability, poverty and the
restrictive policies imposed by the current regime on women.
Afghanistan’s education system, leaving curricula outdated, poor
quality education and shorten human resources. Although Gen-
erative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) learning platforms have
seen widespread global adoption, Afghan learners remain largely
excluded due to language barriers, limited awareness, low digital
literacy, lack of trust, financial constraint and the situation
worsened by the nationwide education ban on girls and women.
To address this gap, we introduce Bamaa, a platform to
support students in Afghanistan in improving their problem-
solving skills in STEM subjects. The platform support Dari and
Pashto (Afghanistan’s native languages) , enabling an inclusive
personalized learning and individual feedback and recommen-
dation learning experience for students navigating educational
barriers caused by years of political instability, poverty and the
restrictive policies imposed by the current regime on women.

