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spelling okr-10986-106242021-04-23T14:02:51Z Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices World Bank ADDITION BANK DATA BANK EDUCATION BEST PRACTICES COMPUTER EDUCATION COMPUTER LITERACY COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CRITICAL THINKING CURRICULA CURRICULUM CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT BANK DISTANCE EDUCATION DISTANCE LEARNING EDUCATION ACTIVITIES EDUCATION ENVIRONMENTS EDUCATION EXPERTS EDUCATION FOR ALL EDUCATION INITIATIVES EDUCATION MANAGEMENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS EDUCATION PROJECTS EDUCATION SECTOR EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY FISCAL YEARS HIGH SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION INTERVENTIONS LEARNING LEARNING PROCESSES LITERACY LITERATURE PRIMARY SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PURCHASES REASONING RHETORIC SCHOOL EDUCATION SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT SCHOOLS SOURCE OF INFORMATION TEACHER TEACHERS TEACHING TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATION VOCABULARY Locating and identifying the uses of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to benefit education in developing countries is a tedious, difficult, time-consuming, and ad hoc task. No standard reference or methodology exists for identifying such investments. Observations and conclusions on how ICTs are actually used in schools are drawn almost exclusively from Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) experience. Little such data exists for least development countries LDCs, and essentially none for countries most at risk of meeting education-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Emerging evidence from OECD countries suggests that even massive investments in ICTs in schools may not bring about the desired changes in teaching and learning processes unless such investments are supported by similar initiatives to improve access to ICTs outside of the school environment. This may be especially important for uses of ICTs to support education for all (EFA) goals, as effective use in school may require high levels of access outside school if gains in such investments are to be maximized, especially where ICTs are to be used for communication purposes. 2012-08-13T12:27:32Z 2012-08-13T12:27:32Z 2008-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/01/10062980/knowledge-map-current-projects-practices http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10624 English InfoDev CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic ADDITION
BANK DATA
BANK EDUCATION
BEST PRACTICES
COMPUTER EDUCATION
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
CRITICAL THINKING
CURRICULA
CURRICULUM
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT BANK
DISTANCE EDUCATION
DISTANCE LEARNING
EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
EDUCATION ENVIRONMENTS
EDUCATION EXPERTS
EDUCATION FOR ALL
EDUCATION INITIATIVES
EDUCATION MANAGEMENT
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
EDUCATION PROJECTS
EDUCATION SECTOR
EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
FISCAL YEARS
HIGH SCHOOLS
INSTRUCTION
INTERVENTIONS
LEARNING
LEARNING PROCESSES
LITERACY
LITERATURE
PRIMARY SCHOOL
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PURCHASES
REASONING
RHETORIC
SCHOOL EDUCATION
SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT
SCHOOLS
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
TEACHER
TEACHERS
TEACHING
TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATION
VOCABULARY
spellingShingle ADDITION
BANK DATA
BANK EDUCATION
BEST PRACTICES
COMPUTER EDUCATION
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
CRITICAL THINKING
CURRICULA
CURRICULUM
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT BANK
DISTANCE EDUCATION
DISTANCE LEARNING
EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
EDUCATION ENVIRONMENTS
EDUCATION EXPERTS
EDUCATION FOR ALL
EDUCATION INITIATIVES
EDUCATION MANAGEMENT
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
EDUCATION PROJECTS
EDUCATION SECTOR
EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
FISCAL YEARS
HIGH SCHOOLS
INSTRUCTION
INTERVENTIONS
LEARNING
LEARNING PROCESSES
LITERACY
LITERATURE
PRIMARY SCHOOL
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PURCHASES
REASONING
RHETORIC
SCHOOL EDUCATION
SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT
SCHOOLS
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
TEACHER
TEACHERS
TEACHING
TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATION
VOCABULARY
World Bank
Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices
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description Locating and identifying the uses of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to benefit education in developing countries is a tedious, difficult, time-consuming, and ad hoc task. No standard reference or methodology exists for identifying such investments. Observations and conclusions on how ICTs are actually used in schools are drawn almost exclusively from Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) experience. Little such data exists for least development countries LDCs, and essentially none for countries most at risk of meeting education-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Emerging evidence from OECD countries suggests that even massive investments in ICTs in schools may not bring about the desired changes in teaching and learning processes unless such investments are supported by similar initiatives to improve access to ICTs outside of the school environment. This may be especially important for uses of ICTs to support education for all (EFA) goals, as effective use in school may require high levels of access outside school if gains in such investments are to be maximized, especially where ICTs are to be used for communication purposes.
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title Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices
title_short Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices
title_full Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices
title_fullStr Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices
title_full_unstemmed Knowledge Map : Current Projects and Practices
title_sort knowledge map : current projects and practices
publisher Washington, DC
publishDate 2012
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/01/10062980/knowledge-map-current-projects-practices
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