25.08.2005
THE Namibian College of Open Learning (Namcol) has produced a series of electronic lessons that will help students studying physical science.
01.08.2005
A two member business delegation from Oracle African Operations held talks with a senior politician in efforts to assist Namibia formulate its e-governance policy.
07.07.2005
Do educators who learn online feel part of a community? Is online teacher professional development intellectually rigorous, relevant and cost-effective?
26.06.2005
The Global Forum event was not only the first event for GeSCI to
co-host but it also signified the next stage in GeSCI's work in two of our priority countries.
14.06.2005
In an effort to address insurmountable educational challenges and in order to give Namibia the edge on the global information technology arena, the Ministry of Education has unveiled its Information and Communication Technology Policy.
18.11.2004
The Namibian College of Open Learning, which is supported by Unesco, is aiming to integrate ICTs into the open learning system to extend the scope of education beyond the traditional classroom. The project seeks to test ICT-supported distance education before massive government investment at the national level.
18.11.2004
The Namibian College of Open Learning, which is supported by Unesco, aims to integrate ICTs into the open learning system to extend the scope of education beyond the traditional classroom. The project seeks to test ICT-supported distance education before massive government investment at the national level.
29.09.2004
The government of Namibia is working to introduce e-governance to improve administrative efficiency and cut service delivery costs to its people. With e-governance, officials hope to provide public services 24 hours a day.
29.04.2003
The Youth Council Namibia regrets that the Africa Youth Information Technology Conference has been postponed from May 5 to August 11-20 2003. This should give participating countries more time to organise themselves for the conference, so not all is lost for those wishing to attend.
03.03.2003
Walvis became the first town in Namibia to have its own presence on the Web when the Walvis Bay Tourism Association last week launched its Internet portal.
07.11.2002
SchoolNet Namibia, which was in news recently for rejecting a , has won the APC Africa Hafkin Communications Prize for people-centred ICT policy. The organisation is working to see all Namibian schoolchildren get access to a computer and the internet.
05.11.2002
SchoolNet Namibia, which works to provide networking and Internet access to schools, has rejected a Microsoft offer to donate its software to replace Linux-based system on the ground that the "free software" comes with a hefty price tag.
30.07.2002
A computer-based information network launched in Namibia promises to bring to farmers latest agricultural information. The network aims to bridge the information gap by providing farmers essential information such as weather conditions, auction days, and crop and livestock prices.
