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<center>'''Higher Education & ICT Forum: Emerging Digital Technologies for Higher Education Excellence'''</center> | <center>'''Higher Education & ICT Forum: Emerging Digital Technologies for Higher Education Excellence'''</center> | ||
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<big>'''Can teacher education focused on interactive teaching with digital resources leverage change in African schooling?'''</big> | <big>'''Can teacher education focused on interactive teaching with digital resources leverage change in African schooling?'''</big> | ||
http://prezi.com/e6wzec6wv9cw/higher-education-ict-forum-presentation/ | |||
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University of Cambridge | University of Cambridge | ||
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The presentation reports on the OER4schools project which innovates by combining interactive teaching and learning, mobile forms of educational technology and open educational resources (OER) in the most optimal way to support integration of ICT use into basic schools, particularly in mathematics and science teaching. We are creating a multimedia professional development resource that could be used in pre-service or in-service teacher education; our current partners include a teacher college and the University of Zambia. | The presentation reports on the OER4schools project which innovates by combining interactive teaching and learning, mobile forms of educational technology and open educational resources (OER) in the most optimal way to support integration of ICT use into basic schools, particularly in mathematics and science teaching. We are creating a multimedia professional development resource that could be used in pre-service or in-service teacher education; our current partners include a teacher college and the University of Zambia. | ||
