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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > Centre for Commonwealth Education (CCE) > Mobile Technologies for Education: The experience in the developing world
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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Bryony Horsley-Heather. To find out more and to RSVP, please visit: http://m-education.eventbrite.com/ Panel Discussion: How can we use mobile technology to improve education in developing countries? Which mobile technologies are most versatile and appropriate for interactive teaching in poorly resourced classrooms? What are the roles of NGOs, the private sector and research institutions in contributing to mobile education? From ‘M-Ubuntu’ to mobile phones for higher education and social inclusion, what can we learn from existing mobile education initiatives? With experts on m-Education (mobile education), including: Dr Niall Winters (London Knowledge Lab, University of London); Dr Sacha DeVelle (Cambridge to Africa); Dr Sara Hennessy and Dr Bjoern Hassler ( Centre for Commonwealth Education, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge); Dr Roger Mills, (University of Cambridge and Centre for Distance Education, University of London) and Geoff Stead (Tribal Group). There will be networking opportunities after the panel discussion.
Throughout 2010-11, the Centre is running events, training and an online directory to engage with a range of audiences interested in ICT4D , including NGOs, academics and the private sector. For more information, visit: www.humanitariancentre.org/ict4d This talk is part of the Centre for Commonwealth Education (CCE) series. This talk is included in these lists:
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