Peace for the World Theology and Mission College

Helping a college bring learning online

A service-led initiative that brought software collaborators and a college together to launch an e-learning website and mobile application.

Collaborative digital initiativeDocumented August 2026Digital work
01 / The question

Where the work began.

The college had played an important part in my own learning. I wanted to give something back by helping it extend its teaching into a digital setting. I worked with software-engineering friends on an online learning proposal for the college.

02 / My contribution

My contribution combined project leadership, collaboration, communication, and marketing. Software development was a team effort, and I credit the collaborators who helped deliver the platform.

03 / Our approach

A shared process.

  1. 01

    I helped conceive and lead the college's digital transformation initiative.

  2. 02

    I worked with software collaborators while taking on digital communication, social media, and marketing responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Our team launched a website and mobile application to support online theological study.

04 / What came from it

The work we can point to.

  • An e-learning website and mobile application launched with the college.
  • An initiative described in the college principal's recommendation dated 13 August 2026.
05 / Context & next questions

The available accounts use different enrollment figures. I have left those counts out until their dates and definitions can be reconciled.

Media & evidence

A view of the work.

A shared effort

People behind the work

Gelgelo Askale Kula · Software collaborators · Peace for the World Theology and Mission College

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