EWIS collaborated with the Ministry of Education, to conduct customer forums across the country enlightening principals and IT teachers on handling issues related to school computer labs.

EWIS took the first steps in the transformation of digital education in Sri Lanka by introducing Smart Interactive Boards. Smart interactive boards have transformed conventional education into a more integrative teaching and learning experience. Smart boards can play explanatory videos while also allowing the teachers to write on it as they would on a normal board. It also has the ability to automatically plot a graph by simply clicking and dragging the equation onto the graph, upload interactive content which can be obtained online and increase the rapport between the student and the teacher. EWIS has introduced smart boards to multiple schools across the island including Ladies College, Trinity College and Kingswood.

Since the first wave of Covid-19, EWIS took the initiative to facilitate distance learning for Government, Private and International Schools, Universities and Vocational Training Institutes. This was done under the direction of Microsoft Corporation and Ministry of Education. A prior training was also conducted to ensure successful implementation.

EWIS provided Engineering and Technical Support to the National Broadcast Provider; Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation to telecast a series of educational programmes under the title “edu.com” during Covid-19 to gratify the educational needs of the students who will be sitting for Grade 5 Scholarship, GCE Ordinary Level and Advanced Level Examinations. Modern study equipment such as Smart Boards were provided by EWIS to conduct the lessons effectively.