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Students use mobile for learning to read in China
Researchers from the Mobile & Immersive Learning for Literacy in Emerging Economies (MILLEE) Project are using those phones to teach children how to read.
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Only ten percent Nigerian teachers are computer Literate
In a speech by the chairperson of World Federation of Engineering Organisation (WFEO) and Women Engineers (WIE), Engineer Joama O Maduka, mentioned that only ten percent of primary school teachers are computer literate.
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Recruiters in ICT industry face skills shortage
One of the ICT recruitment firms reported that the Australian ICT industry is facing an acute shortage of 2700 computing professionals, adding to a looming skills shortage.
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eCampaign by UNICEF to demand education for kids
Recently, UNICEF has launched an online campaign to provide a platform to the Indian society for raising their voice for illiterate children and to spread awareness that one can demand elementary education under the Right to...
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Induction programme at Bhalessa by IGNOU
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) recently organized an induction programme at its Special Study Centre at Bhalessa.
Higher Education
12 hopefuls undergo open source certification exams at Philippines
Expertise in the area of Free/ Open Source Software (F/OSS) platforms and applications was examined for twelve hopefuls from state colleges and universities.
Higher Education
UGC training for turning teachers into managers
Guidelines have been prescribed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) on
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2010 to see Foreign Universities campuses in India
Diverse nationalities aren’t a common feature even in India’s top educational institutions, the IITs and IIMs.
Higher Education
Reliance and London School of Economics to establish universities
Collaboration has taken place between Reliance Foundation and London School of Economics to establish world class universities in India.
Higher Education
MDI Gurgaon Announces its new Director
Management Development Institute (MDI), one of India
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Maharashtra first state to come up with PPP school
Maharashtra will be the first state to use PPP model for education, since the Congress-led Democratic Front government has drafted an ambitious public-private partnership plan to set up a network of English-medium
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Training attended by 57 Senior High School teachers in West Jakarta
West Jakarta saw attendance of 57 senior high school teachers for an in-house training programme held in SMAN 94 Jakarta, Semanan, Kalideres, West Jakarta to improve their quality and competence.