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Healthcare capabilities are ever-increasing and the use of technologies can be seen best used in Africa. The 4th eLearning Africa Conference which is the Africa's largest event on learning technologies and the education changes that technologies is brining in Information and communication is helping African nations to reach the millennium goal of education for all. This conference features sixty different countries and their technological developments. This conference is to be held on May 27th to 29th in Dakar, Senegal. One of the important aspect of this conference is that it brings together education ministers, senior governmental officers, non-gernmental organizations, school and university educators, developmental agencies and business executives.
The main focus would be to exchange ideas on progress and probability of advancements in education with the help of technologies. Another idea is to share the best practices and introduce newer methods and ideas to their communities back home.
panel of highly decorated and renowned experts in this subject. There will also be people representing different organizations and companies like NEPAD, UNESCO, and NComputing.
Along with eLearning, M-learning has become as popular with African nations. It is not easy to provide eLeanrning to each Africa nation, so M-learning has come into light. Also, given the availability of mobile services and lack of reliable landline internet access, M-learning has caught fire. This mode of learning has also become popular among healthcare workers. This was initiated by Institute of Tropical Medicine in Belgium
Now in its fourth year, eLearning Africa has established itself
as the key event on ICT for development, education and training on the African continent. Its mission is to bring people together who are actively engaged in education and in the implementation of learning technologies in schools, universities, corporate training programmes as well as in education in the public sector.
Participants are policymakers such as Ministers of Education,
representatives from government agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), development agencies and international organisations, senior executives from businesses, as well as practitioners from all fields of education. The conference will be held in both English and French.
Along with eLearning, M-learning has become as popular with African nations. It is not easy to provide eLeanrning to each Africa nation, so M-learning has come into light. Also, given the availability of mobile services and lack of reliable landline internet access, M-learning has caught fire. This mode of learning has also become popular among healthcare workers. This was initiated by Institute of Tropical Medicine in Belgium
as the key event on ICT for development, education and training on the African continent. Its mission is to bring people together who are actively engaged in education and in the implementation of learning technologies in schools, universities, corporate training programmes as well as in education in the public sector.
