digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
The software giant, Microsoft is planning to develop a version of a $3 Windows software suite to run on low-cost laptops to help world’s poorest children. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, founder of One Laptop Per Child...
US Agriculture Department (USDA) has granted $153 million for distance learning and telemedicine in rural communities of US.
The Tamasha Roadshow Van, a mobile school initiative, is a silver lining for street children of India. Katha, a non- governmental organisation (NGO) has initiated the Tamasha Roadshow for street children.
New Horizons has launched world class N100 million ICT laboratories at Covenant and Crawford Universities. This would be the biggest ICT development in the education sector in Nigeria
The Digital Bridge Project has made its public debut at the main campus of the University of Liberia. The Digital Bridge Project is aimed to bridge the digital divide in Liberian universities.
Satyam Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of Satyam Computers has set up two KidSmart centres in Hyderabad, India in association with Byrraju Foundation,IBM, and Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA).
MTC-Vodafone e-Learning Centre is changing the face of higher education in the e-LearninKingdom of Bahrain. MTC-Vodafone e-Learning Centre is Bahrain’s first higher education g facility.
This is the first time, Nigerian students will interact with their new laptops from One Laptop Per Child Project (OPLC).Like OLPC, Intel, the global chip manufacturing company is also trying to put low-cost laptops on school...
There is good news for Indians who are seeking higher education but can not afford to go abroad. Some top UK independent schools, are planning to license their institutions in India and China.
Many infotech companies like Microsoft, HP, Zensar and Cadence are working with NGOs to provide better infrastructural facilities to schools, teaching them the use of computers in their education.
The Ministry of Education, Brunei will allow teachers, students and other public members to access various services through new ICT project `MoE Enterprise Service Portal.’
The World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have funded US$2.5 million Liberia University to set up ICT centre.