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What do we know about the effective uses of information and communication technologies in education in developing countries?

Posted on 13 Jan 2016 with 0 comments

Despite a decade of large investment in ICTs to benefit education in OECD countries, and increasing use of ICTs in education in developing countries, important gaps remain in our knowledge. In addition, there appears to be a dearth of useful resources attempting to translate what is known to work and not work in this field for policymakers and donor staff working on education issues in developing countries , especially those issues related to Education For All and other education-related Millennium Development Goals .

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