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RECENT NEWS
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OLE Rwanda Increases Activities and Support | 07.16.2010
Dr Richard Rowe, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Open Learning (OLE) Consortium visited Rwanda from 27th June till 3rd July 2010. Dr Richard and Mr. Jacques Murinda, Executive Director OLE Rwanda held several meetings with top leaders of the Ministry of Education of Rwanda including the Minister of Education ( Dr Charles Muringande), the Director [...]
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OLE Nepal Focuses on Leadership | 06.20.2010
OLE Nepal is instituting a new leadership training program to advance its use of ICT and open educational resources in classrooms across the country. Headmasters and Parent Teacher Association chairs were among the educators and community leaders being brought into the program as the school year began in Nepal in April.
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OLE Ghana Report Underscores Country’s Needs | 06.18.2010
OLE Ghana, with support from UNESCO’s cluster office in Accra, convened a cross-section of Ghana’s education sector in May to discuss how to advance quality universal basic education (QUBE) in the country. A report (ole_ghana_report) on the sessions confirms a commitment to education for development, a fear that the goals of education for all by [...]
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OLE Program Officer Writes on OER Potential | 06.14.2010
OLE Senior Program Officer Shannon Taylor examined the potential of Open Educational Resources (OER) to deliver quality education in the developing world – and, in particular, in Namibia – in her recent thesis for a master’s degree in sustainable international development from Brandeis University’s Heller School of Social Policy and Management. Taylor has been coordinating [...]
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Registration Opens for OLE General Assembly;
This Year’s Theme: ‘What Works?’ | 06.13.2010The second annual OLE General Assembly, to be held on October 11-15 in Kigali, Rwanda, will explore what is known, what needs to be known and how we can know about scalable approaches to achieving Quality Universal Basic Education for marginalized children around the world.
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ACTIVE OLEs
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Nepal
Open Learning Exchange (OLE) Nepal is a Nepali non-governmental organization dedicated to assisting the Government of Nepal in meeting its Education for All goals by developing freely accessible, open-source Information and Communication Technology (ICT)-based educational teaching-learning materials.
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Ghana
OLE Ghana will primarily concern itself with educational issues, specifically related to deployment of information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in furtherance of the Ghana Government's avowed aim of making ICTs an accelerator of national development through its use in education.
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Rwanda
OLE Rwanda will reach out to teachers in under-equipped schools, in close coordination with the Ministry of Education and other aid agencies. A particular focus will be developing a Rwandan curriculum on peace-making.
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