→The eLearning Africa 2014 Report
The eLearning Africa Report provides a yearly snapshot of progress and perspectives in the field of technology-enabled learning across the continent.
Combining news, features, interviews, literature, survey results and, for the first time this year, an extensive reference section, it is the most comprehensive guide there is to the facts, experiences and opinions that lie behind ICT4E and ICT4D developments today.
Download the Report and discover:
- Award-winning Kenyan author Binyavanga Wainaina's 88 eLearning aphorisms
- An exclusive interview with ITU Development Director Brahima Sanou
- Paul Boateng on Nelson Mandela's education legacy
- UNECA's Aida Opoku-Mensah on the post-2015 development agenda
- A guide to key international sources of funding for education projects
- 55 individual country profiles
- The results of our comprehensive survey of eLearning professionals in Africa
Contact us at report@elearning-africa.com if you would like to have more information on the Report.
Click here to see the editorial and the table of contents of the Report.
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