Education in Africa: Blue papers
there were a few actions talking about education in Africa. A few of them had an agenda inviting participators to spot the lessons to be drawn from the development of education over other decades by renaming accomplishments and disasters. Their scope was to develop suggestions adopted at previous conferences and to understand if that offers had been implemented.
Positive aspects: Conferences and recommendations
Meetings about education in Africa set up most of times that it would be handy to reference material in documents supplied by other instances.These were the primary working documents that studied, by example, the development of education in the 1980s, the development of education in Africa from a statistical review or the impact of new technologies like Net, Digital marketing, S.E.O or PPC in some nations.
Online learning in Africa: A solution?
First is to select engaging features. This need to be done with the remit of getting solutions that may be applied in this Continent, and not just for filling dossiers or resting as offers.
It's quite fascinating the content of some congresses who discussed the primary features of the instructional situation, viewed against the social and industrial background of the 1980s. Then it could be necessary to study if that appeared like the following from these documents: the harsh adverse impact of the business and social crisis on instructional development in the light of the problem of democratisation and importance; tutorial growth inhibited in both quantitative and qualitative terms by the bent for the sector to stagnate or regress; cutbacks in resources allotted to the education sector; a deterioration in teaching and learning conditions.
Is this data handy for 2010s? How can affect to know it the development of new programs? Are we able to apply the results and suggestions? These are the questions that programms in Africa have to answer in this sense and about online education. TICs are here and internet can be a very good option.
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About the Author:
Abel Pardo is CEO of Aigen Digital Marketing and Professor of Posicionamiento en buscadores and Cursos de Formacion at the Universidad de Leon
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