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Endnotes: e-Technology, An Ally of the Planet?
08 July 08 10:29 AM

Our final talk, from Natarajan Ishwaran (Director of Ecological and Earth Sciences Division, UNESCO) and Rob Bernard (General Manager Environmental Sustainability, Microsoft) concerned that ever present consideration - the environment. The role of technology Read More...

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Strategies To Overcome The Barriers
08 July 08 09:08 AM

Themes: Innovation in 21st Century Learning and Teaching Building Institutional Readiness Expert panel speakers:- Dr. Hoda Baraka Ministry of Information Technology and Communication, Egypt Richard Descoings President, Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Read More...

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A Vision for Tertiary Education
07 July 08 11:45 AM

Themes: Successful tertiary education Enabling development that can be sustainable Expert panel speakers:- Prof. Datuk Ansary Bin Ahmed CEO, Asia E-University Prof. Roberto Carneiro Catholic University of Portugal Dr. Diana Oblinger CEO, EDUCAUSE Dr. Read More...

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Welcome to UNESCO
07 July 08 08:28 AM

A PDF copy of the Director General's speech may be found here . Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director General of UNESCO kicked off the proceedings by highlighting the sheer scope of the problems faced, worldwide, in education. But 'problems' is a harsh word, Read More...

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