Benin through young digital eyes
eLearning Africa 2012 will play host to an
Les technologies mobiles, qui jouent un rôle de plus en plus important dans le système éducatif africain, promettent de stimuler les débats à la conférence eLearning Africa de cette année. Celle-ci se tiendra…
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Des ateliers de pré-conférence aux séances plénières, débats, démonstrations et sessions parallèles, eLearning Africa propose une variété de formats de session passionnants. Cette année, la trépidante session Ignite et une nouvelle session « jeu…
Apr 25 2012 / No Comment / Read More »Mobile technologies, which play an increasingly important role in Africa’s education systems, are set to stimulate debate at this…
Apr 30 2012 / No Comment / Read More »Just as technology is defining the pace of life and work, it is also defining education. If we want…
Apr 25 2012 / No Comment / Read More »In implementing eLearning initiatives, even the best laid plans can go awry. Fiona Wallace is the Manager of CoZa…
Apr 25 2012 / No Comment / Read More »Fancy a flat screen TV for a mere 4000 Kenyan Shillings? (about €36) This is the going rate for…
Apr 25 2012 / No Comment / Read More »The shock of being forced to drink human blood and watch his teenage sister be raped and butchered to…
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Adopting a holistic approach to technology in education
Caring through sharing: South Africa’s sustainable model
eWaste no more: the TVs from PCs project
A new lifeline for Zambia’s favourite radio show
British Council partnering with Microsoft to transform education in Africa
West African e-twinning project makes gains
The University of Namibia goes wireless
Mixing it with Dr Math: Mobile tutoring on demand
Unleashing Web 2.0 for African education
How high-speed Internet is boosting economic growth in Africa
Bridging the technology gap with Free and Open Source Software
MobileMonday: mobile apps capture the market in Africa
The Government of India and the African Union launched the Pan-African e-Network Project in 2009 to enable Indian universities to share their expertise with their African counterparts. One hundred and fifty students at the University of Dar es Salaam are enrolled in these tele-education programmes, and the reviews have been encouraging. Ludger Kasumuni reports…
Mar 6 2012 / No Comment / Read More »Some 1300 students from 27 countries across Africa have been trained by the African eDevelopment Resource Center (AeRC). The organisation, which is based in Nairobi, Kenya, is one of East Africa’s most renowned IT training institutions. From June onwards, AeRC will be offering a large proportion of its IT Governance training courses online.…
Jun 8 2011 / 5 Comments / Read More »The first International Girls in ICT Day was marked on Thursday, April 26th, 2012, and at least five African countries joined in the festivities. Established through a formal resolution by the International Telecommunication Union in 2010, the annual event aims to create a global environment that empowers girls and young women pursuing careers in the…
May 8 2012 / No Comment / Read More »The shock of being forced to drink human blood and watch his teenage sister be raped and butchered to death during Sierra Leone’s brutal civil war caused a young Sahr Yillia to lose his eyesight. Such was the extent of the trauma. Yet now, despite his blindness, he heads the Child Rescue Mission, a Sierra…
Mar 29 2012 / No Comment / Read More »Experts at eLearning Africa 2011 suggested that eLearning could bridge the alarming skills gap that exists between nurses trained in different disciplines. Some pointed to successful partnerships with NGOs in East Africa. Others discussed scale and replicability in African medical training.…
Jun 8 2011 / No Comment / Read More »eLearning Africa 2012 will play host to an innovative series of children’s digital photography workshops. Terry Morris, one of the UK’s top celebrity photographers, and Adam Salkeld, an international media…
May 15 2012 / No Comment / Read More »The tech business is booming in Africa. Using crowdsourcing technology, the Lusaka-based start-up BongoHive has produced an online map of Africa’s technology hot spots. As of April 13th, 2012, the…
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Just as technology is defining the pace of life and work, it is also defining education. If we want youth in Africa…
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Guy Apan Johnson is acting Secretary General of Literacy, Traditional Craftsmanship and Tourism at the Ministry of Culture in Benin. He spoke…
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In implementing eLearning initiatives, even the best laid plans can go awry. Fiona Wallace is the Manager of CoZa Cares, the corporate…
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Fancy a flat screen TV for a mere 4000 Kenyan Shillings? (about €36) This is the going rate for a ‘green’ TV…
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The eLearning Africa Debate 2011 – it certainly was not the typical end to a conference! The debate reflected the nature of…
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One of the hot topics at eLearning Africa this year is certain to be the educational implications of the rise of social…
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Anyone involved in eLearning will be familiar with the challenge: A new technology is introduced into a school accompanied by a lot…
May 5 2011 / 1 Comment / Read More »The Government of India and the African Union launched the Pan-African e-Network Project in 2009 to enable Indian universities to share their expertise with their African counterparts. One hundred and…
Mar 6 2012 / No Comment / Read More »The University of Namibia (UNAM) has launched a new wireless network giving students with compliant laptops unlimited Internet access around campus. Initially available to students at the main Windhoek campus…
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