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ICT and the Early Grade Reading Assessment: From Testing to Teaching

Thursday, October 6th, 2011

Tags: Android, assessment software, Carmen Strigel, continuous assessment, Cost-Benefit Analysis, data collection, Early Grade Reading Assessment, EGRA, Ethiopia, ipad, iProSurveyor, mEducation, mLearning, Mobile ICT Device, Mobile Phones, RTI International, Tablet
Posted in Reading Skills in Primary Schools | 5 Comments »

The System-wide Approach from Global e-Schools and Communities Initiative

Monday, December 6th, 2010

Tags: Budgeting, e-School model, Educational Objectives, GeSCI, Global e-Schools and Community Initiative, ICT in Schools, System-wide approach, TCO, Technology Platform
Posted in Computer Configurations for Learning | 4 Comments »

How Student Technology Profiles Effect Open and Distance Learning in South Africa

Monday, July 25th, 2011

Tags: Dr. Johan Hendrikz, One Smartphone Per Teacher, Open and Distance Learning, South Africa, Teacher Professional Development, teacher technology, Teacher Training, University of Pretoria
Posted in Teacher Professional Development | 12 Comments »

Time to Move to Competency-Based Continuing Professional Development

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

Tags: ability, competency, competency-based professional development, eLearning, ICT Continuing Professional Development, ICT integration, ICT Skills, ICT-CFT, skill, Teacher Professional Development, Teacher Training, Tracy Immel, UNESCO ICT Competency Framework for Teachers
Posted in Teacher Professional Development | 8 Comments »

How We Use Technology in Education is More Important than Which Technology We Use

Thursday, January 13th, 2011

Tags: CERI, Digital Divide, EU Digital Agenda, European Commission, IDC Skills for Innovation Survey, Invisible Learning, OECD, PISA, serendipic learning, technological capital
Posted in ICT in Schools | 21 Comments »

Balancing Content, Technology, and People for Quality Basic Education

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Tags: Content, Creative Commons, eBooks, ICT, Intellectual Property, OLE Nepal, Open Learning Exchange, Quality Basic Education, Richard Rowe, Siyavula Project
Posted in Creating Electronic Educational Content | 33 Comments »