a)60 Delegates from Government and Policy Agencies to share policy updates and interpretation of e-learning in Uganda.

b)210 Vice Chancellors, Principals, Deans and Heads from Universities and Higher Education Institutions seeking to establish or improve their online teaching and learning platforms.

c)260 Lecturers, Tutors and facilitators requiring additional basic skills and knowledge in handling/ managing e-sessions.

d)340 Students and their Representatives seeking to learn of better devices and strategies for on-line teaching and learning.

e)366 Owners, Heads and Teachers of prominent Secondary and Primary Schools excited to learn and adopt online teaching and learning approaches

f)96 Directors and Senior Managers of NGOs in education challenged with E-learning to distant and hard-to-reach learners like those in migrant or refugees’ settings

g) 27 Heads and Senior Officers of Government agencies; opting for online platforms to roll out their community outreach and capacity building

h) 74 Heads of Business, Technical and Vocational Institutions; curious of using e-classes in practical/ hands-on lessons.

I) 54 Chief Executive Officers of Corporate, Private, Events and Consultancy agencies; that have training components targeting long distance, remote or international

J) 13 ICT Companies and Agents as product developers and service providers in the ICT and internet industry

k) 16 Directors of Online; TVs, Radios and social media spaces

l) 14 ICT agencies and teams of Researchers and Innovators