Resources

Distance education can provide a richer and more engaging educational experience than is possible within the confines of the classroom.

This report examines educational possibilities arising from the Internet, which strive to bring together the school, the home and the wider

Retired Professor Parker Rossman is exploring online in a draft textbook, free to the world, how to use the Internet to provide learning for all.

E-learning is becoming a dominant delivery method in workplace-learning settings across organisations of various sectors and of varying sizes.

Working abroad in a very different culture can help expand one's awareness of the default contexts behind everyday practices, including education, that are often taken for granted.

The research titled "Maximizing the Benefits of ICT/Multimedia in the South Pacific: Cultural Pedagogy and Usability Factors" was started to determine how Educational ICT/Multimedia can be developed so as to be responsive to the particular needs of the region...

Do educators who learn online feel part of a community? Is online teacher professional development intellectually rigorous, relevant and cost-effective?

Beginning with a very brief case study of a free e-learning for development project, the Campus for Peace of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, this paper reflects on e-learning can solve most of the problems related to corporate training, education for development and e-advocacy for stakeholders.

The Global Networked Readiness in Education survey seeks to aid school leaders and policymakers by helping them to examine the role and effects of integrating information and communication technologies (ICTs) into formal learning.