Gender Equality Morocco Project #65001

Social Play for Digital inclusion of 5000 Girls

by eSTEM morocco

Project Report | Oct 16, 2026
The Titrit Game Evolves Through Play & Co-Creation

By Zhour Idrissi Azami | Partnerships Manager

We are excited to share another important milestone in the development of the Titrit Game, as we move closer to introducing a more interactive, social, and engaging learning experience for girls across Morocco.

Following the feedback and lessons learned from our previous game sessions, eSTEM Morocco collaborated with board game specialists to redesign and enhance the Titrit Game. Together, we worked on developing a new version that places greater emphasis on social interaction, teamwork, communication, and collective problem-solving, while keeping digital inclusion and learning at its heart.

The new version was designed to encourage players to interact more with one another, exchange ideas, take on challenges together, and learn through shared experiences. Beyond simply answering questions or completing individual activities, the game now offers a more dynamic and collaborative experience.

Putting the New Version to the Test

The second edition of the eSTEAM Festival provided the perfect opportunity to test this new version with its intended audience.

During the festival, more than 60 girls from different regions of Morocco and diverse social, educational, and cultural backgrounds had the opportunity to play and experience the redesigned Titrit Game.

Bringing together girls with different perspectives and experiences allowed us to observe how they interacted with the new mechanics, engaged with the challenges, collaborated with their peers, and experienced the game.

Most importantly, we actively collected their feedback, comments, and suggestions throughout the testing sessions. Their reactions helped us identify what worked well, which elements could be improved, and how to make the experience even more enjoyable, accessible, and engaging for different audiences.

Designing a Game with Its Players

This testing phase represents an important step in our co-creation approach. We believe that girls should not only benefit from educational tools but also contribute to shaping them.

Their participation allowed us to gather valuable insights directly from the end users and will guide the final adjustments before completing the new version.

Our next steps will focus on:

Integrating feedback collected during the eSTEAM Festival;
Refining game mechanics and interactive activities;
Improving the overall player experience and accessibility;
Finalizing the new version for broader implementation across our Digital Houses, schools, and community programs.

Looking Ahead

At eSTEM Morocco, we believe that games can be powerful tools for learning, connection, and empowerment. By making the Titrit Game more social and interactive, we aim to create an experience that goes beyond digital education, encouraging girls to build confidence, strengthen their communication and teamwork skills, and learn from one another.

This new milestone brings us closer to our vision of making digital inclusion accessible, enjoyable, and meaningful for thousands of girls across Morocco.

Thank you for continuing to support this journey. Your contribution helps us transform innovative ideas into meaningful learning experiences and ensures that girls have a voice in shaping the tools that empower them.

Together, we are making learning more interactive, inclusive, and fun!

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Jun 19, 2026
Making the Titrit Game More Inclusive

By Zhour Idrissi Azami | Partnerships Manager

We are excited to share an important new milestone in the evolution of the Titrit Game.

Over the past months, the game has been implemented in Digital Houses, schools, Digital Labs, and national events, reaching girls and students from different backgrounds and age groups. Through these sessions, participants explored digital skills, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity in a fun and engaging way.

Thanks to the valuable feedback collected from girls, families, educators, mentors, and facilitators during these activities, we identified opportunities to make the game even more inclusive, accessible, and impactful.

Today, we are entering a new phase: the co-creation of an enhanced version of the Titrit Game designed to be enjoyed by participants of all ages.

Our goal is to develop a more flexible and intergenerational experience that can be played not only by girls but also with their families, friends, teachers, and educators. By encouraging collaborative play across different age groups, we aim to create meaningful conversations around digital inclusion, online safety, leadership, and future skills.

The new version will incorporate lessons learned from our pilot sessions and user feedback, including:

Simplifying certain game mechanics and instructions;
Adapting content to suit different age groups and learning levels;
Creating new collaborative challenges that encourage teamwork and communication;
Enhancing the visual design and accessibility of the game;
Developing facilitation guides for educators, mentors, and parents.

This iterative approach ensures that the Titrit Game continues to evolve based on the real experiences and needs of its users.

We believe that learning through play is most powerful when it brings people together. By transforming the Titrit Game into a tool that can be shared across generations, we hope to strengthen digital literacy and foster stronger support systems for girls as they navigate the digital world.

What’s next?

In the coming months, we will continue testing prototypes of the new version with girls, families, educators, and community partners. Their feedback will help us refine the game before a broader rollout across our Digital Houses, partner schools, and community programs.

Thank you for your continued support in helping us create innovative learning experiences that empower girls and build a more inclusive digital future.

Together, we are shaping a game that inspires learning, connection, and opportunity for everyone.

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Feb 19, 2026
The Titrit Game strengthens digital skills through gamification

By Zhour IDRISSI AZAMI | Partnerships Manager

We are excited to share new progress in the implementation of the Titrit Game, which continues to empower girls and students through innovative and playful learning experiences.

Building on the successful rollout in our Digital Houses, schools, and national events, we recently integrated the Titrit Game into the Digital Lab program, implemented in partnership with OSI Software. This initiative aims to strengthen 21st-century skills, including technology, personal development, and robotics, among young students through gamification and experiential learning.

The program was conducted with two different school groups: a 6th-grade primary class and a 3rd-year middle school class. Over the course of six in-person sessions, organized every Wednesday afternoon, students discovered the Titrit ecosystem, including the digital platform, Powerbook learning resources, and remote mentoring opportunities. In addition, one remote session was organized during the school holidays, allowing students to continue their learning journey beyond the classroom.

Through the Titrit Game, students explored collaboration, communication, and critical thinking while becoming more confident in using digital tools. The game-based approach created an engaging and inclusive environment where participants could learn by doing, experimenting, and supporting each other. Teachers also reported increased motivation, improved teamwork, and stronger participation among students.

This experience confirms that learning through play is a powerful pathway to prepare the next generation for digital transformation and future careers. It also supports our broader mission of promoting digital inclusion and equal opportunities for girls and youth in Morocco.

What’s next?

Following the success of this pilot, we plan to scale the integration of the Titrit Game within Digital Labs, Digital Houses, and partner schools across different regions. Our goal is to reach thousands of students and ensure they develop essential digital and life skills in a fun, safe, and empowering environment.

Thank you for your continued support in helping us inspire young learners and build a more inclusive digital future, one game, one classroom, and one opportunity at a time.

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