Student Peer to Peer Learning networks:
Tavis Talks: Youth LeadersNabuur 4 StudentsePals:Global Community"The Kids on the Web": Pen PalsiLoveSchoolsread more
View ArticleHow ICTs Are Changing the Way We Live - The eLearning Africa 2010 Photo...
We wanted to know how mobile phones, the Internet, computers and the audiovisual media have changed (your) life in Africa. More than 100 images were submitted to the competition.VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE...
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Record Participation at eLearning Africa 2010
Celebrating the 5th anniversary of eLearning Africa, this year’s conference saw a record number of 1778 participants - more than twice as many as at the inaugural conference in 2006. Delegates from all...
View ArticleDeadline 14 September: Apply to participate in Voices of Our Future online...
I wanted to pass on this great elearning opportunity which I received today via the @risingvoices mailing list. It would be great to see many Kabissa members in Africa participate. "Join the Applicants...
View ArticleeLearning Africa 2011: Spotlight on Youth, Skills and Employability
eLearning Africa conference opens its Call for Papers; Suggestions for the programme can be submitted until December 10thread more
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eLearning Africa Launches Scholarship Trust
Raising funds to enable African education professionals to benefit from the networks and resources of the largest annual pan-African conference on ICT-supported learningread more
View ArticleNewsletter PanAf Edu Vol. 2, No. 4 is available for download
[ Download here(5 Mb)] – [ Téléchargement ici (5 Mo) ]The PanAf network (Panafrican Research Agenda on the Peread more
View ArticleeLearning Africa 2013 - May 29th to 31st in Windhoek, Namibia - Media...
We are pleased to be media partners for eLearning Africa once again this year! I enjoyed meeting the conference organizers in Berlin this afternoon (http://www.icwe.net) to work out the details as well...
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No dumping allowed
In January this year the eLearning Africa news service reported on the progress being made towards the impending Millennium Development Goal (MGD) deadline and highlighted the worrying trend of...
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More than meets the eye: In conversation with Mark Kaigwa
Mark Kaigwa is a digital strategist, consultant, speaker, writer and self-proclaimed ”power networker.” Nairobi-based Mark makes it his business to keep absolutely up to date with the developments of...
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Education in refugee camps
ICT has become an essential tool for humanitarian aid work, and its role in both education and healthcare throughout sub-Saharan Africa is indispensable: particularly its use in educating large groups...
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Building lasting bridges: Good and bad eGovernment strategies in Africa
The successful implementation of ICT in governmental operations can help to bridge a gap between citizens and governments by promoting transparency and a more citizen-friendly style of government. When...
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Reaching Africa’s remotest
The development of Africa’s communications infrastructure reflects many of the complexities inherent in the situation of the Continent. Any examination of it must deal with matters of scale: the...
View ArticleeLearning Africa 2013 is fast approaching and the conference programme is now...
Highlights include workshops and sessions with distinguished industry professionals addressing current topics, including:· education opportunities for refugee communities· local mobile...
View ArticleeLearning Africa 2013 approche à grands pas et le programme de la Conférence...
Parmi les temps forts, il y aura bien évidemment des ateliers et des sessions animés par des professionnels reconnus traitant de sujets d'actualité tels que :· l’éducation pour les communautés de...
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The underlying inequality of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses)
Anybody who has been paying any small amount of attention to educational headlines in the past few years will be well rehearsed in the proposed benefits of MOOCs. A cursory online search will provide...
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