Ensuring every child a quality basic education by 2015 by creating networks of nation-based Centers that demonstrate the power of free and open educational content using low-cost technologies and that motivate governments to make the essential financial investments.
RECENT NEWS
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OLE Rwanda Workshops on e-resources and OER | 04.08.2009
Two capacity building workshops for ICTs in Education researchers and librarians that focused on ”access and use of electronic resources (INASP PERI) and Open Education Resources (OER) were successfully conducted in March 2009.
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The first workshop was organized for participants from Kigali and neighboring districts and took place on 19th and 20th of March 2009; the second [...] -
Sign up Now for OLE Leaders Assembly in Nepal! | 03.20.2009
We are pleased to invite you to the 2009 Open Learning Exchange Leadership Assembly in Kathmandu, Nepal, May 31 to June 6.
If you think you might be interested in participating in the Assembly please read more and fill out the form at the end of the post to let us know what topics are of greatest interest to you.
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OLE Leaders 2009 Assembly set for Kathmandu in June | 02.24.2009
OLE International announced today that the 2009 OLE Leaders Assembly will be held in Kathmandu, Nepal the first week in June. OLE Center leaders, their key Board members, legislators and government officials and organiations interested in learning about and investing in OLE initiatives are invited to attend.
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Please vote for our Ashoka-Changemakers proposal | 01.26.2009
Please vote and comment on our Ashoka-Changemakers proposal. We are proposing to launch a web-based Guide to Learning Innovations — a free and open resource for educational materials and other resources that work well in developing nations. We hope to go online this spring. It is easy for you to vote. Just go to http://www.changemakers.net/en-us/node/17386, [...]
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OLE Announces 2009 Learning Innovations Review | 12.31.2008
Open Learning Exchange today announced its intention to launch Learning Innovations Review, an online periodical that will review significant innovations for primary through secondary education. The Review will provide in-depth reviews of a wide variety of learning innovations that may be applicable to teachers and students seeking to achieve Universal Basic Education by 2015.
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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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China
After meetings in Beijing in October 2007, a broad-based group of non-governmental and governmental leaders decided to move rapidly forward for the establishment of OLE China. The China national Ministry of Education has indicated its strong support for this development.
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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'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.
OTHER COUNTRIES
