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Posts Tagged ‘computers’
 

 

Parts of Southeast Asia See Internet Boom

The internet has become more prevalent in my neck of the woods, and I couldn’t be more excited about the possibilities this creates for better education in Cambodia and in developing countries nearby. According to Interne...
by Travis Thompson
 

 
 

Girl Power in Ghana High School

The Campaign for Female Education, or CAMFED, has caused great gains in the quality of girls’ education in Ghana’s Chereponi Senior High School since it became involved with the school in 2007. Previously, the high ...
by Amanda Bragg
 

 
 

Coding Club to Teach More Relevant Computer Skills in the UK

In the UK, amidst recent critiques of information and communications technology (ICT) education, a computer programming project called Code Club is developing an afterschool program to teach preteens coding in a fun way. Run by...
by Ling Shu
 

 

 

Paywalls for News Sites: To Be, or Not to Be (Porous)

It’s an old(ish) story: print newspapers are dying, and the Internet is the best chance for recovery. Problem with the Internet is that everyone wants something for nothing, but companies can’t afford to provide new...
by Jonathan Davidson
 

 
 

South Korea Faces Obstacles in Realizing its E-Textbook Revolution

The idea that increased use of technology leads to progress is being challenged in Korea—home of the world’s most demanding education system and one of the world’s biggest spenders on private education. Alread...
by Marliz Calleja