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Enhancing Education in Africa through ICT: SchoolNet and MultiChoice Collaboration

SchoolNet Africa is dedicated to integrating Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) into African education. A recent initiative in Ogun State, supported by MultiChoice, has established a facility that equips 10 local schools—both private and college—with advanced educational technology. In addition to providing ICT equipment, the partnership includes a comprehensive three-day teacher training program. According to Mrs. Ronke Bello, Assistant Coordinator of SchoolNet, this project aims to seamlessly integrate various ICT tools, from computers and internet resources to traditional media, into the curriculum.

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Enhancing Education in Africa through ICT: SchoolNet and MultiChoice Collaboration

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  1. SchoolNET Africa SchoolNet Africa is working on many fronts to bring information and communication technologies (ICTs) to African schools. Recently SchoolNet Africa and Multichoice, opened a facility in Ogun State that provides amazing educational devices to 10 local schools, ranging from private schools to college. Along with the array of ICT equipment, SchoolNet and Multichoice also provided a three day teacher training program. Assistant Coordinator of SchoolNet, Mrs. Ronke Bello, said the project would integrate programs such as using appropriate forms of ICTs ranging from computers and internet to traditional media like television/video, into their curriculum. (This Day, 11/11/08)

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