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Entries Tagged "Unesco"

How Can Cultural Heritage and Language Be Preserved via ICT?

Monday, July 8th, 2013

Tags: Cultural heritage, culture preservation, Education, ICT, ICT4E, Languages, Unesco
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UNESCO Policy Guidelines for Mobile Learning

Thursday, March 28th, 2013

Tags: Education Policy ICT4E, mLearning, Mobile Device, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phone, Unesco
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UNESCO Request for Input on Mobile Learning Policy Guidelines

Tuesday, August 14th, 2012

Tags: education policy, ICT Policy, mEducation, mLearning, mobile education, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phones, Policy, Steve Vosloo, tablets, Unesco
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UNESCO Working Paper Series on Mobile Learning: Global Themes

Thursday, May 31st, 2012

Tags: BYOD, Computers, content knowledge, eLearning, Global Themes, leapfrogging, Mark West, mLearning, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phone, Mobile Technologies, pedagogical knowledge, Unesco, Working Papers
Posted in Mobile Learning Initiatives | 9 Comments »

UNESCO Working Paper Series on Mobile Learning: Africa and the Middle East

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

Tags: Africa, BYOD, clean slate, Computers, eLearning, Illustrative Initiatives, Laptop, leapfrogging, Mark West, Middle East, mLearning, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phone, Mobile Technologies, Momath, Policy Implications, SEMA, SMS, South Africa, Student-Centric, Teacher Professional Development, Teacher Training, Teachers, Unesco, Working Papers, Yoza
Posted in Mobile Learning Initiatives | 6 Comments »

UNESCO Working Paper Series on Mobile Learning: Asia

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

Tags: Asia, Computers, Digital Textbooks, eLearning, Illustrative Initiatives, Korea, Laptop, Mark West, mLearning, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phone, Mobile Technologies, Philippines, Policy Implications, Student-Centric, T2T, Teacher Professional Development, Teacher Training, Teachers, Text2Teach, Unesco, Working Papers
Posted in Mobile Learning Initiatives | 9 Comments »

UNESCO Working Paper Series on Mobile Learning: Europe

Friday, May 4th, 2012

Tags: Computers, eLearning, Europe, Illustrative Initiatives, Laptop, Mark West, mLearning, Mobile Learning, Mobile Learning in Europe, Mobile Learning Network, Mobile Phone, Mobile Technologies, MoLeNET, Molly System, Oxford University, Policy Implications, Student-Centric, Teacher Professional Development, Teacher Training, Teachers, Unesco, United Kingdom, Working Papers, Yorkshire Coast College
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UNESCO Working Paper Series on Mobile Learning: North America

Monday, April 30th, 2012

Tags: Acceptable Use Policies, Canada, Children’s Internet Protection Act, CIPA, Computers, eLearning, Laptop, mLearning, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phone, Mobile Technologies, North America, Policy Implications, Student-Centric, Teacher Professional Development, Teacher Training, Teacher-proof, Teachers, Unesco, USA, Working Papers
Posted in Mobile Learning Initiatives | 1 Comment »

UNESCO Working Paper Series on Mobile Learning: Latin America

Saturday, April 28th, 2012

Tags: BridgeIT, eLearning, EMIA-SMILE, Laptop Computers, Latin America, mLearning, Mobile Learning, Mobile Phone, Mobile Technologies, Policy Implications, Student-Centric, Teacher-proof, Teachers, Unesco, Uruguay, Working Papers
Posted in Mobile Learning Initiatives | 5 Comments »

UNESCO to release research into mobile learning initiatives, policies and teacher development

Friday, April 13th, 2012

Tags: e-readers, education policy, handheld gaming consoles, ICT in Education, mobile devices, Mobile Learning, mobile learning initiatives, Mobile Phones, MP3 players, Nokia, Professional Development, tablet computers, teacher development, Teacher Training, Unesco, Working Paper Series
Posted in Mobile Learning Initiatives | 64 Comments »