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DODOMA: THE Arusha Institute of Accountancy (AIA) has allocated 2bn/- through the Higher Education for Economic Transformation (HEET) Project to strengthen technological and digital infrastructure, a move aimed at changing the education delivery system and adapting to the needs of the current world.
Speaking to media outlets in Dodoma about development projects and opportunities for youth for the year 2025/2026, the Dean of the Arusha Institute of Accountancy (AIA), Prof Eliamani Sedoyeka, said the investment involves the establishment of AI Smart Classrooms on the campuses of the institute.

He said the classrooms have interactive digital whiteboards, AI-assisted lecture recording systems, real-time analysis of student engagement and modern attendance tracking systems,