Entries Tagged to 'education'
Based in Namibia, Joris Komen created the Library Pi to deliver both offline and online large scale educational resources at a low cost. The interview covers: how a Raspberry Pi has been used to create the device; the type of online and offline educational resources that can be fitted on this 32 GB device; the cost of the device; what pico power is and how there is a solar option to power the device.
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April 6, 2014
Isabel Kearney, Mediae talks about: its new Know Zone series in Rwanda; who it is aimed at and what subjects it is focused on; the format of the programmes; and the impact of the Know Zone in audience terms in Kenya.
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October 9, 2013
Isabel Kearney, Mediae talks about: its new Know Zone series in Rwanda; who it is aimed at and what subjects it is focused on; the format of the programmes; and the impact of the Know Zone in audience terms in Kenya.
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October 9, 2013
Speaking in a personal capacity, David Rurangirwa talks about: what Rwanda Education Commons set out to achieve; the barriers of connectivity; hybrid distribution using TV to show tea
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September 28, 2013
Jacques Murinda, Open Learning Exchange talks about: a project using Teachermate for Lower Primary School children in Rwanda teaching reading; the results of the pre and post testing; what Teachermate is; the level of improvement amongst pupils using it; the use of One Laptop Per Child; the experience with children using it; and the type of learning they do.
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September 14, 2013
WSA Mobile Content Awards 2013 winner: Sri Lankan Dr Kosala Liyange, Medical Joyworks (Company motto: Making medicine fun) on its app Prognosis - Your Diagnosis talks about: how it's like having Dr House on your phone; the number of case studies and downloads; the expert validation of the case study material; and who uses the app.
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February 15, 2013
