The changing e-learning ecosystem and its future
Apereo SA 2016 Conference | UNISA Kgorong Building |Pretoria |South Africa | 9-10 March 2016 (attendance: free)
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E-tech solutions take focus at EduWeek
Technology giant Intel has expressed commitment to empowering South African youth.
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Gauteng’s plan to provide learners with tablets
South Africa’s richest province intends delivering devices over a two-year period.
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Overwhelming optimism for e-learning in Africa
74% of professionals and investors in ICT and education are positive about the continent.
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What constitutes effective e-learning
E-learning has revolutionised education and how we acquire our skills and knowledge, bringing education to a wider audience.
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‘Africa’s e-learning equipment must be exempt from tax’
Call made by high level politicians and leaders at the fifth EU-Africa Business Forum.
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Samsung unveils Botswana e-learning centre
Facility located at the Therisanyo primary school in a suburb of Gaborone.
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Training of Zambian nurses, midwives goes digital
E-learning methods set to be adopted by the country over the next six years.
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‘Thousands of teachers trained for Kenya laptop project’
Government preparing for introduction of e-learning in primary schools, scheduled for 2014.
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Concerns over Kenya’s ‘lack’ of e-learning content
Primary schools, in particular, are said to be neglected, say experts.
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Africa e-Learning revenues 'to be worth $512mn in 2016'
Senegal currently has the highest growth rate, followed by Zambia and Zimbabwe, says a report.
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Kenya’s middle class heads online to further education
More universities implement virtual classroom setups in the East African nation.