In ancient Bali, people learned from palm leaf manuscripts called "lontar." The activity of reading these lontars was called "ngebitang lontar" (flipping lontar), which is basically the same as learning itself, similar to how we scroll and read books. Now, in this digital age, learning is synonymous with changing bits, from 0 to 1, like updating your status from single to in a relationship, which signifies progress and change.
"KeBIT" inspired by this local wisdom, aims to be a platform for collective learning. Like flipping a page of lontar or flipping a bit in the digital world, Kebit invites us to continuously learn and grow, even after graduating from school. The hope is that Kebit can help us all learn, share, and upgrade ourselves together, to become more impactful.
KeBIT: A digital hangout spot for learning together, because learning doesn't end with graduation, it's just the beginning!