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“This is a hugely significant project because the educational needs of Afghanistan are so great,” Martin Hadlow, the UNESCO country director, told IRIN in the Afghan capital Kabul. “Not only that, but it is vital to reach the unreachable.”Read the Full Story
Theorem 1: Education is good for development.Corollary:The demand for education is especially high in the developing world. Traditional education cannot cope with its size and is, in many cases, not the most cost-effective allocation of resources.Read the Full Story
Clearly, education is the key to human development and progress. It is essential to bring about changes in attitudes, values, and behaviour. Used ethically, distance education may enable people to make informed choices about their present life and future. Moreover, these assertions have been credited to many scholars and institutions at one time or the […]
The time is ripe for an audacious project. What could we achieve with US$15 billion and ten years time?Read the Full Story
There are about 12,000 madrasas in Pakistan, with more than 1.5 million students enrolled. Most of the students are too poor to afford a modern education. Read the Full Story
Dr Sarasin Viraphol, CP Group’s executive vice president, said CP and Harvard had enough combined experience and knowledge to make such a project successful. Read the Full Story
‘Element K is targeting individuals who have not had the opportunity to receive traditional classroom training in computers and are looking for a flexible, cost-effective form of learning. Read the Full Story
Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. (Nasdaq:GILTF) announced an agreement to supply Russia’s Modern Institute for the Humanities with a SkyStar 360E hub and 155 Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) remote sites. The satellite-based network will provide Internet access, distance learning and video conferencing to the University’s branches located throughout the Russian Federation from Kalingrad in the […]
At present, I2IT offers masters and doctoral programmes in advanced information technology and management. Read the Full Story
Partners Include WHO, UNESCO, Cisco, Worldspace, Governments of India, Russia, Rwanda and Turkey, and French and Swiss UniversitiesRead the Full Story
