digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
A local company at Namibia and a German company signed an agreement for the first e-Learning centre for Namibian teachers. The system will ensure that Namibia’s educators have access to up-to-date educational content and training by...
Intel Corporation is now ready to set up office and digital programmes in Lagos, Nigeria. Intel’s growing focus on West Africa, will promote the development of the IT sector and ICT education in West Africa.
A US based non-profit organisation, funded by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) seeks to design, manufacture and distribute laptop computers that are sufficiently inexpensive, durable and potable under a project named One Laptop Per Child...
To produce quality-educated Information Communication Technology (ICT) literates, the Department of Education (DepEd) Region 8, Philipines, launched its five-year strategic plan for Information and Communication Technology for the period 2006-2010 at the DepEd Regional Teachers Training...
A website on Vedic literature, history and music, www.vedicsangeet.in, was launched on Sunday at a seminar on the importance of Vedas in modern times in Chennai, India.
Sony Electronics and Borders Inc have declared a joint venture of a reading device for e-Books and text documents, available through about 200 Borders stores in the US.
The Ministry of Education and Sports in Ghana has initiated a special best teachers award for teachers who will develop computer software for various subjects this year.
Some schools in Singapore have adopted an e-learning system to keep up with lessons for their students in the event of a flu pandemic.
The British Educational Communications and Technology Agency (Becta) will reduce the number of online services and brands it provides for schools in response to the Department for Education and Skills five-year strategy and e-Strategy, ‘Harnessing Technology’.
Companies these days want more from the language schools charged with training their staffs, and this is raising the stakes for professional teachers to get creative in how they meet this demand.
The Open University will become the first institution in the UK to offer free course materials online to students and the wider public later this year.