Using Ict to Increase the Effectiveness of Community-Based, Non-Formal Education for Rural People in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Cerp Project
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Using Ict to Increase the Effectiveness of Community-Based, Non-Formal Education for Rural People in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Cerp Project

by David Pye & Joan Stephenson

Education Technology
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Using ICT to Increase the Effectiveness of Community-Based, Non-Formal Education for Rural People in Sub-Saharan Africa examines the role of technology in educational outreach. Centered on the CERP Project, it considers how ICT can support community-based learning in rural African contexts.

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This book explores the use of information and communication technologies in community-based, non-formal education.

Its focus is rural people in Sub-Saharan Africa and the potential for technology to improve educational effectiveness.

The work presents the CERP Project as a context for considering the relationship between ICT and community education.

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