In 2018, at a rural school in Ghana, teacher Richard Appiah Akoto taught Microsoft Word without a single computer.
No screens. No keyboards. Just a chalkboard — and belief.

He carefully drew the entire interface by hand: menus, buttons, icons, and functions 🧠✏️
His students learned software they had never once touched, guided only by imagination, discipline, and a teacher who refused to let lack of resources become an excuse.

A photo of that chalkboard lesson went viral 🌍The world paused — not because of technology, but because of dedication.

Microsoft noticed.
They invited him to an international education event ✨
And they donated computers to his school 💻🎉

Richard’s story reminds us that education doesn’t start with tools — it starts with heart.
Where there is passion, creativity finds a way.
And where there is belief, opportunity follows 🤍