Poor kids in Kenya given hands-on tech training
A non-profit organization in Kenya is giving a chance to some poor children in the country to become inventors.
KidsGoTech provides hands-on tech and engineering training in an effort to spark the next generation of innovators.
The organization places students together for several hours to conduct experiments that help them learn about innovation.
The director of the program believes that adding a practical element to the experiments makes it more engaging for the kids.
The program was also recently awarded funding for its efforts to improve the lives of children in Kenya.
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