Moshi Co-operative University (MoCU) has successfully concluded a three-day training program on the Learning Management System (LMS), which commenced on 11th November and ended today, 13th November 2026, at Weruweru River Lodge. The training, funded by the Higher Education for Economic Transformation (HEET) Project, aimed at strengthening academic staff capacity in the effective use of digital technologies in teaching and learning.

Speaking during the closing session, the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Planning, Finance and Administration), who is also the HEET Project Coordinator, Prof. Fredy Kilima, urged participants to put into practice the knowledge and skills acquired during the training to improve the quality and effectiveness of teaching and learning at the University. He emphasized that the value of the training would be reflected in how effectively participants apply the acquired skills in carrying out their academic responsibilities.

Prof. Kilima further underscored the importance of proper preparation and development of quality instructional content for uploading onto the LMS. He urged academic staff to ensure that learning materials are well prepared, properly organized and adhere to established academic standards to maintain the quality and credibility of educational content delivered through the platform.

He also encouraged participants to embrace the LMS as an essential tool for facilitating teaching, learning and assessment, while remaining committed to integrating technology into their academic activities in response to the evolving demands of higher education.

The successful completion of the training marks another milestone in MoCU’s efforts to strengthen digital teaching and learning systems, expand access to educational resources and enhance the delivery of academic programmes through technology.

Through the HEET Project, MoCU continues to invest in human resource development and digital infrastructure to advance the integration of technology in higher education and contribute to the realization of Tanzania’s Development Vision 2050.