Comments on: Can eBooks Satisfy? Creating Content for ICT-enabled Classrooms

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By: Chris Rowe

Chris Rowe — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 12:48:56 +0000

I think that the real question is 'Can new technologies make learning more accessible, especially for those who do not have access to a quality basic education now?'

It is clear to me that the cost of delivering learning material will eventually be less via the internet onto low-cost ICT devices than paper books. I am just not clear if it is cheaper yet.

In any case, the cheaper it is to deliver the material the more time, money and energy can be spent on the content creation. Whether it is developed by volunteers or by paid staff, more materials will be available in all languages.

Additionally, by having materials in a digital form, computer translations can be used to make materials more accessible across languages.

For all these reasons I think it is important for people to start using these low-cost ICT devices to learn how they can be best used to improve and expand learning as well as to learn more about the real costs of implementing them effectively.

By: Richard Rowe

Richard Rowe — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:43:56 +0000

Alex, I tried to address your question in my second post that is just up. Part of the question concerns the goal. OLE's goal is to figure out how to assure Quality Universal Basic Education quickly — by the UN goal of 2015. Technology is only a part of that equation — in many cases a small part. So there shuld be a lot of attention given to low-tech solutions. However I believe appropriate technology can and should be included in any lomng-term strategy for achieving QUBE. Over time, technology is likely to have a major role in education at all levels and the developing countries should use it whenever and wherever it make sense.

I believe we should not expect teachers to create high quality materials themselves. if we can provide teachers in developing countries well crafted courseware that includes essentially everything they need to help their student learn — including guides on how to use local materials from the school yard — then we will make real progress quickly.

By: Richard Rowe

Richard Rowe — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:43:56 +0000