Children and youth

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List of Contributions

ID First name Surname Institution Paper
789 Carol Bellamy World Learning and School for International Training Keynote address for the 'Children and Young People' theme


PDF_down.png Access to learning for children and young people
MP3 of Carol Bellamy's keynote address to follow soon


329 Stamenka Uvalic-Trumbic UNESCO PDF_down.png Guiding learners in new higher education spaces: what role for UNESCO?
83 Kirston Greenop Mindset Network PDF_down.png Girl learners using mobile phones in the classroom for mathematical education
402 Bob Moon UK Open University PDF_down.png Building an 'open education resource' (OER) environment that works for teacher education in Sub-Saharan Africa: the TESSA experience
583 Rholene Bok Namibian College of Open Learning PDF_down.png Broadening access to education in Namibia through a range of innovative open and distance learning programmes and delivery methods at the Namibian College of Open Learning
552 S.K. Prasad National Institute of Open Schooling PDF_down.png Examination on-demand: implementation strategies in open schooling
807 Dinesh Singh Bist National Institute of Open Schooling PDF_down.png Open and distance learning: a policy intervention for inclusive development and mainstreaming of marginalised socio-religious communities – an Indian case study
566 Ram Takwale Indian Consortium for Educational Transformation (I-CONSENT) PDF_down.png Creating mass movement for quality school education for all
398 Shashikant Gandhe Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning PDF_down.png Reaching the unreached: a challenge for rural development
686 Vikas Gupta District Administration PDF_down.png Redesigning Haryana Open School system: enhanced value with increased accessibility
610 Karen Rosemin Ministry of Science, Technology and Tertiary Education PDF_down.png Destiny X: an interactive video game for life skills
145 Vighnarajah Universiti Putra Malaysia PDF_down.png Considerations of design and development aspects of collaborative technologies to facilitate ideas on open learning
764 R. Randy McLeod Regina Public School Board PDF_down.png How can the learning needs of all young people be met through the innovative use of technology?
596 Anuradha Gungadeen Mauritius Institute of Education PDF_down.png The ‘talking book’, an effective and instructional approach in the learning process for the pre-primary children in Mauritius: opening the traditional classrooms to technological talk
598 Vasudha Kamat National Council of Educational Research and Training PDF_down.png Enrichment of the learning experience of rural children through interactive multimedia
783 Frances Ferreira Commonwealth of Learning PDF_down.png How can the learning needs of all young people be met through the innovative use of technology?
526 Dhaneswar Harichandan University of Mumbai PDF_down.png In service teacher education programme in India through technology mediated learning
188 Sitansu Sekhar Jena NMIMS University, Mumbai PDF_down.png Open educational resources for distance learning: means for knowledge empowerment for developing nations
346 Mridula Rashmi Kindo Indira Gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Teaching-learning method of the English component in IGNOU’s Postgraduate Certificate in the Professional Development of Teachers
708 Jurie Joubert Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) PDF_down.png Training of teachers in poor rural areas through a multigrade intervention to achieve Millennium Development Goals
705 Cittoor Navaneedhan Meston College Of Education PDF_down.png Practical approaches of persuasion to open and distance learning for children and young people in the technology enriched era
117 Zobaida Akhter Bangladesh Open University PDF_down.png Working status of the Secondary School Certificate and Higher Secondary Certificate students of Bangladesh Open University: the impact on poverty alleviation
617 Paul Stacey BCcampus PDF_down.png Dare2BDigital
162 Nkiru Banjoko Distance Learning Centre, University of Ibadan PDF_down.png Technology-assisted open lessons: the alternative to increasing learning
70 Pamela McLean Teachers Talking Project and Dadamac PDF_down.png Local teachers talking: about information and communications technologies (ICT), and with ICT, in rural Africa
808 Narendra Deshmukh Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education PDF_down.png Resource-based quality school education
298 Shironica Karunanayaka Open University of Sri Lanka PDF_down.png Online learning to enhance teacher professional development
711 Aleric Josephs University of the West Indies PDF_down.png Open and distance learning and in-service teacher education: challenges and opportunities
409 Jane Kanas University of the South Pacific PDF_down.png Erasing the margins: a case study of alternative opportunities for schools in Vanuatu
97 Francis Donkor President's Special Initiative on Distance Learning PDF_down.png Expanding the horizon of education: the case of the President’s Special Initiative on Distance Learning, Ghana
138 Dipak De Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Banaras Hindu University PDF_down.png Social acceptability of learner-centred education: a comparative study
311 Giju Xavier Freelance Consultant PDF_down.png Examination On Demand (E-OD)
440 Cosmas Katye Makunka University of Zambia PDF_down.png Improving junior and senior open learning classes for 'push-overs' (drop-outs) from schools in Zambia
561 Pankaj Khare Indira Gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Project approach for capacity-building of open and distance learning practitioners
600 Vasudha Kamat National Council of Educational Research and Training PDF_down.png Demonstration of interactive multimedia packages and learning objects for school students
675 Helena Fehr Commonwealth of Learning PDF_down.png Youth taking action: employing innovative approaches, technologies and content
630 Verlaxmi Indrakanti Anand Vihar College for Women PDF_down.png Revitalising school curriculum through innovative technologies: a pragmatic approach
537 Heroldt Vekaama Murangi Namibian College of Open Learning PDF_down.png The role of open schooling in improving the quality of life of young Namibians
524 Wayne Mackintosh Commonwealth of Learning PDF_down.png WikiEducator : hands-on skills development workshop
758 Chandra B. Sharma Indira Gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Are innovations being replicated in open and distance learning?
651 Kaprie J G Thoronka ChildHelp Sierra Leone PDF_down.png The Power of Adolescent Girls as Agents of Change Initiative (PAGACI) through citizen media outreach
82 Kirston Greenop Mindset Network PDF_down.png Information and communications technologies in South Africa: opportunities and challenges from a Non Government Organisation perspective
136 Sushmita Mitra National Institute of Open Schooling PDF_down.png Social justice in education: the role of open schooling
593 Mahesh Chandra Pant National Institute of Open Schooling PDF_down.png Vocational education and training through open and distance learning: challenges and strategies
671 Sydney Mkuchu Open University of Tanzania PDF_down.png Opportunities and challenges in using open and distance education in educating undergraduate teachers in Tanzania: experiences from the Open University of Tanzania
337 Hema Pant Indira Gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Environment education of teachers through technology: mediated open and distance learning
122 Sanjaya Mishra Indira Gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Developing a curriculum framework for a Master's level programme on open, distance and online learning
240 William Owusu-Boateng Kwame Nkrumah Universty of Science and Technology PDF_down.png Access to learning for development: using distance learning to address the educational need of Ghanaian basic school teachers
293 R. Randy McLeod Regina Public School Board PDF_down.png How sweet 'IT' is
344 Mahesh Chandra Pant National Institute of Open Schooling PDF_down.png Quality school education through open and distance learning
424 Claire Millington Barbados Community College PDF_down.png The use of tracer studies for enhancing relevance and marketability in online and distance education
432 Helen Shreeve British Broadcasting Corporation PDF_down.png Developing citizens: BBC News for children and young people around the world
302 Nurhizam Safie Mohd Satar Independent Researcher PDF_down.png Usage of open source software in multimedia courses: Open University Malaysia experience
718 M. Zafar Iqbal Allama Iqbal Open University PDF_down.png Transformative model of Life Skills Basic Education for gender impact of violence, sexual coercion and vulnerability to HIV/AIDS through distance mode of teacher training
706 Kapil Dev Sharma Government J.D.B. Girls College, Kota PDF_down.png Management of technology driven learning strategies for the educators of young students
737 Rebecca Essel Kwame Nkrumah Universty of Science and Technology PDF_down.png Distance learners' perception on the use of course materials and its effects: a case study of Centre for Continuing Education, University of Cape Coast, Ghana
336 Chandra Gunawardena Open University of Sri Lanka PDF_down.png Women’s participation in online learning in Sri Lanka
94 Ken Stevens Memorial University of Newfoundland PDF_down.png Open classes and access to learning opportunities for young people in rural communities
301 Dayalatha Lekamge Open University of Sri Lanka PDF_down.png Application of interactive techniques in a distance education programme
619 Rama Kondapalli National Assessment and Accreditation Council PDF_down.png Transformational value of information and communication technologies in teacher education: learning from India
283 Ravindra K. Gupta Indira gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Technological Innovation in open and distance learning: an aid to providing more to children and young people through integration with formal education
450 Bakary Diallo African Virtual University PDF_down.png The African Virtual University Teacher Education Programme: across borders and language barriers in ten African countries
239 Suneeta Kulkarni Jnana Prabodhini Institute of Psychology PDF_down.png Open and distance learning for parents and carers: unexplored possibilities
560 Mungule Daudi Chikoye In-Service Training Trust PDF_down.png Capacity-building in open and distance learning for agricultural development in Zambia
144 Anurag Saxena Indira Gandhi National Open University PDF_down.png Readability of open education resources (OERs): a key to success of open and distance learning for the young people
199 Wayne Mackintosh Commonwealth of Learning PDF_down.png Learning4Content - 'Involve me, and I'll understand'
456 Christine Ofulue National Open University of Nigeria PDF_down.png Teaching and learning language at a distance in a multilingual context: issues and challenges
586 Eunice Keta Kenya Institute of Special Education PDF_down.png Open and distance learning as key to children and young people in conflict region in achieving social justice

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