digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is planning to install a complete ‘Edusat’ hub and studio at the Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) to promote and spread e-Education in the capital.
Morocco is making progress in e-Learning initiatives. Distance learning is gaining momentum in Morocco with help from both the public and private sector.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations has launched a free e-Learning course to improve the collection, management, analysis and dissemination of food security information from around the world.
Now all Indian institutes having Satellite Interactive Terminals (SITs) or Receive Only Terminals (ROTs) can receive EDUSAT educational programmes.
Soon Intel Corp. will start talking with the Department of IT & Electronics, Government of UP to launch the
The teachers from the National Institute for Disabled (NID), Khaling and Drukgyel Higher Secondary schools are on training with Media LT, an NGO to spearhead the development of ICT for the visually impaired in Bhutan.
In Japan, about 40 percent of Japan’s public and private universities and colleges had introduced e-Learning systems by the end of the 2006.
Soon Intel will start its Intel-powered education-oriented Classmate PC in India. The program is part of its Intel’s World Ahead Program to combine the power of technology with education to improve education in developing countries.
ictQATAR and the Institute of Administrative Development (IAD) have launched an e-Learning portal, a new online educational tool for the country.
Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry of India has rejected Nicholas Negroponte’s offer of $100 laptops for schoolchildren. The Ministry is planning to make laptops at $10 for schoolchildren.
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...