Education Technology Debate is an interesting newsletter about the use of computerised learning in developing countries. In a recent post, a chap from Kenya relates a project to set up eLearning in a secondary school there. I have excerpted part of the conclusion:
This clearly demonstrated that, students when left on their own to use
the Internet will only engage in areas that seem to entertain and
socialize. Proper supervision, control and guidance will help the
students unlock their potential in looking for information that will
have direct impact on their academic life. Further when 2 or more
students share a computer, they are more creative in terms of the
information that they look search for in the net.
You can read the full article here:
https://edutechdebate.org/open-discussion/experiment-on-classroom-internet-usage-by-secondary-school-students/?utm_source=EduTechDebate+RSS+Feed&utm_campaign=a22b20405d-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email
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