Titlebook: Capacity Building for IT in Education in Developing Countries; IFIP TC3 WG3.1, 3.4 Gail Marshall,Mikko Ruohonen Book 1998 IFIP Internation

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Infrastructure issues for implementation of portable computer use in schoolsecially where electricity supplies are not reliable. This paper raises a number of issues which need to be addressed when implementing portable computers in school settings and provides strategies based on Australian schools’ experiences. The information should be useful to decision makers in developing countries.

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Introductionive understanding. Similarly, gathering together to discuss issues and demonstrate skills is an age-old form of self and community development. So it was with the Harare conference. During the week of the conference, capacity building occurred daily as delegates shared their experiences with IT and

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Computer education and human capacity building for Information Technology in Namibiaeducation policy attempts to ensure that remote schools benefit from the technology by narrowing the gap between the advantaged and disadvantaged schools. Analysis of the policy and the efforts of NITA, the Computer Association of Namibia, to assist in training school teachers are reviewed. The cont

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