Unleashing Web 2.0 for African education
Experts on Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) in Africa
Lundi 6 février, le Programme alimentaire mondial (PAM) a lancé une campagne dans les médias sociaux autour du thème de « 6 degrés de Freerice » pour réduire la faim dans le monde.…
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Un des principaux pionniers dans le domaine de la recherche des TICs pour l’éducation sera un conférencier à eLearning Africa 2012. M. Mitra, professeur à l’Université de Newcastle au Royaume-Uni, a atteint une…
Feb 2 2012 / No Comment / Read More »“Innovative, useful, inclusive, affordable for users and educative” was how Matti Sinko of UNECA described Dr Math, an award-winning…
Feb 2 2012 / 1 Comment / Read More »La notion de transformation de l’éducation grâce à l’informatique «one to one» est actuellement un sujet très brûlant dans…
Dec 16 2011 / No Comment / Read More »La Société pour la Promotion de l’Education et le Développement (SPED) est une ONG basée au Nigéria qui fournit…
Dec 16 2011 / No Comment / Read More »The Society for Promotion of Education and Development (SPED) is a Nigeria-based NGO that brings Information and Communication Technology…
Dec 15 2011 / No Comment / Read More »The notion of transforming education through one-to-one computing is currently a hot topic across Africa. Initiatives are underway in…
Dec 15 2011 / 7 Comments / Read More »Youthful innovation at Apps4Africa
Towards a sustainable ICT policy for Benin
Informatique « One to one » en Ethiopie
Le eLearning pour tous
Une économie du savoir commence à la base
Retombées de la réunion des Nations Unies sur le changement climatique
Meilleurs vœux aux adeptes du eLearning en Afrique
eLearning for all
One to one computing in Ethiopia
News from South Africa: outcomes of the United Nations Climate Change meeting
A knowledge economy begins at the grass roots
Good tidings for Africa’s eLearning aficionados
BBC World Service covers eLearning Africa
Cameroon chief advocates ICTs to preserve traditional culture
The eLearning Africa Debate 2011 – it certainly was not the typical end to a conference! The debate reflected the nature of the eLearning Africa community: a passionate, informed discussion from a community that is diverse in perspective but united in its commitment to use technology to improve education. This year, the eLA Debate wrestled…
Jun 8 2011 / 1 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 busy community centres set up by the Réseau Femmes en Action (Women in Action) network in Burkina Faso offer Internet cafés, libraries, reading areas and meeting rooms. Françoise Bibiane Yoda, Executive Director of the Réseau Femmes en Action network explained how they work.…
Apr 18 2011 / No Comment / Read More »The appearance of Gaston Donnat Bappa, a traditional chief from the Babimbi region in Cameroon, was one of the most prominent at eLearning Africa 2011. Dressed in colourful traditional robes, the senior Information Technology consultant who holds a degree in information engineering and a diploma in banking and finance, delivered a presentation on the use…
Jun 9 2011 / 4 Comments / 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 »In an exclusive interview, Hicham El Amrani, the Secretary General of the Confederation of African Football, tells eLearning Africa that the on-going Orange Africa Cup of Nations has attracted a…
Feb 2 2012 / No Comment / Read More »An effective regulatory framework is essential for countries trying to make the most of technology, says Ken Lohento, ICT4D Programme Coordinator at the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation.…
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Le mouvement des télécentres n’est pas un phénomène nouveau. Service efficace pour améliorer les moyens de subsistance des communautés rurales, ce concept…
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Initialement programmée pour se terminer le vendredi 9 décembre, après douze jours de discussions intensives, la réunion COP17 sur le changement climatique…
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Originally scheduled to end on Friday, December 9th, after twelve days of intense talks, the COP17 climate change meeting went into overtime…
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The telecentre movement is nothing new. As an effective service for improving the livelihoods of rural communities, it is a model which…
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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…
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A great way to find out what does and does not work in eLearning is to listen to those that have been…
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Open Educational Resources (OER) are a very popular issue at eLearning Africa. However, do they really play such a positive role in…
Apr 18 2011 / 7 Comments / Read More »The eLearning Africa Debate 2011 – it certainly was not the typical end to a conference! The debate reflected the nature of the eLearning Africa community: a passionate, informed discussion…
Jun 8 2011 / 1 Comment / Read More »One of the hot topics at eLearning Africa this year is certain to be the educational implications of the rise of social media. There will undoubtedly be a great deal…
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