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The Manilla-based Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced its $20 million pact with the Republic of Korea that will help the Bank to assist its member countries to achieve MDGs with strategic uses of ICTs.
Phillip Paulwell, Minister of Industry, Technology, Energy and Commerce, Jamaica, stated that the collaboration between the Ministry of Education and Youth and the technology arm of his Ministry, as one that had resulted in the creation...
A programme to promote integration of ICTs in all its operations in order to enhance education service delivery in the province of the Eastern Cape has been initiated by The Eastern Cape Department of Education (ECDOE).
Aptech Limited, the global learning solutions major, today announced the launch of a new brand – English Express, an English Learning Academy.
More than half the number of people living in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata, do not even finish schooling. Coupled with illiteracy rates ranging from 22-30%, this effectively leaves a very small portion of the population in...
AT&T launched a USD100 million initiative to provide computer equipment, Internet access and training to 50,000 low income families. The three-year project, called AT&T Access All, is a partnership between AT&T and its charitable foundation with...
China wants to give a big boost to its education sector with the help of Information and Communication Technologies -based (ICTs) distance education and e-Learning.
UK’s top public schools claims that open source has saved thousands in software licensing.
Uganda’s Education Minister Namirembe Bitamazire has appealed to the Japanese government to help Uganda transform Nakawa Vocational Training Institute into a university.
In an ostensible effort to groom civil servants, the governmentin India is planning to set up a National Centre of Governance that will train bureaucrats in public administration, management, public relations and customer relations. The school...
The Ministry of Human Resource Development in India is all prepared to introduce a controversial legislation
The University of Manchester is launching a new one-year MSc programme to address the training needs associated with recent massive expansion in Information and Communication Technologies for development (ICT4D) projects.