digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
24×7 Learning Solutions, a provider of e-learning consulting and implementation solutions, plans to offer employability enhancement programmes for distance learners, specially from tier II and tier III cities, who cannot afford to go for the top-notch...
Children who were out of school in 15 districts of Nepal now have the opportunity to learn how to read and write, thanks to the UNICEF-supported Out-of-School Programme (OSP).
All the 2,600 schools in the state of Kerala making the shift from Microsoft to Linux. Each of the state’s 1.5 million high school students will grow accustomed to working not in the Windows environment familiar...
The Philippines has achieved the distinction of becoming the “SMS capital of the world”. In 2005, Filipinos sent an average of 250 million text messages a day, according to the country’s telecom regulator, the National Telecommunications...
Search engine Google has launched a portal to connect literacy organisations around the world. The Literacy Project enables teachers, organisations, and those interested in literacy to use the Internet to search for and share literacy information.
The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) has directed that teachers can only be registered if they are able to pass a professional qualifying examination where ICT will be a key part which they must pass...
The Indian Institute of Technology has joined the premier league of best universities in the world. According to the rankings compiled by the Times Higher Education Supplement , India
Video games could have a serious role to play in the classroom, a survey of teachers and students suggests. The Teaching with Games report was commissioned by games giant Electronic Arts (EA) and carried out by...
Singapore Education is looking at hosting an international student population of 1,50,000 by 2015, up from the current level of 70,000-plus.
Under the Personal Computers for Public Schools Project (PCPS), jointly implemented by the Government of Japan and the Government of the Philippines, an additional 11 public secondary schools in Capiz have received 10 computer sets each.
Nigerian educational system has taken a giant leap forward with the launch of Intel classroom e-Learning facility in Jabi near Abuja.
A fund has been approved for building physical structure for ICT Centres in all the 102 Unity Schools in Nigeria, to be equipped with multi-billion Naira ICT facilities.