Tunisian Student Aims for World Record in US

The article discusses the international initiative "25 Hours... One Connected World," organized by a non-profit American organization with the goal of setting a Guinness World Record for the longest live broadcast focused on literacy and digital skills. The event, taking place over September 24 and 25 in Louisville, Kentucky, features representatives from around the world, including Tunisia, represented by the Tunisian Association for Educational Initiatives. Tunisia will showcase its experiences in education and technology during the event, with a focus on initiatives to promote digital empowerment, along with a training session on the use of artificial intelligence in education. The participation of the Tunisian Association is unique as it is the only Arab representative, highlighting its efforts in training thousands of teachers and developing digital skills, all aimed at addressing the global digital divide and enhancing digital capacities for everyone. Achieving success requires broadcasting continuously for 25 hours straight with the minimum number of viewers necessary to meet Guinness World Records' criteria.

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