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Technology vendors Dell and Microsoft have been working to deliver classroom technology for remote regions and, in particular, into schools that have not previously had access to any form of comput... 
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A Unesco-sponsored pilot study on the impact of new ICTs on socio-economic and educational development of Africa and the Asia-Pacific by Levi Obijiofor and Sohail Inayatullah with Tony Stevenson in 1998/9 established that serious barriers like infrastructure support, access, training, skills development and hierarchical social relations inhibit ICT adoption, but "how" that adoption can influence lives need to be thoroughly investigated in order to address the obstacles.
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great article: starting with the solution, not the problem « Educational Technology Debate
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Access to the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia will be free from mobile phones for Orange customers in Africa and the Middle East.
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A continuing academic debate on mLearning in developing countries.
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Only a few years ago, the African continent represented the region of major concern to the international community because of its inability to adopt and utilize...
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"There have been many initiatives around the world to write books which are freely and openly available so that people may copy, transfer and print as they wish. Siyavula started as such a community."
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Mobile devices are at the centre of a revolution delivering platforms to achieve knowledge transfer and behaviour change in Africa.
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Africa has always been viewed as a continent that isn’t very connected in terms of internet speeds and the number of users.
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allAfrica: African news and information for a global audience.
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Africa’s ICT Infrastructure reviews how the investment in the sector has been financed and how the structure of the market has changed since the liberalization process started.
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