Information and Communication Technologies in Education and Training in Asia and the Pacific
by William Loxley, Patrick Julien
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This document emphasizes the importance of information technology as a means to stimulate and foster development in Asia.
ADB recognizes that the need to improve the intergenerational and international transfer of knowledge and skills in the Asia-Pacific region requires the adoption, and possible adaptation, of the new learning technologies that are already widely used in developed countries.
Preface and Abbreviations
- Why Invest in Information and Communications Technologies in the Education Sector?
- Current Practices and Benefits of Using ICT in Education in Developed Countries
- Teacher and Student Attitudes and Behavior
- Learning Materials
- Education Administration
- Education Management Information Systems
- Tutorials, Global Links, Skills Development, and Lifelong Training
- Distance and Mixed Mode Education
- The Current Status of Distance Learning
- Assessment and Monitoring
- Tutors and Support
- Costs
- Conclusions
- The Status of ICT in Education and Training in Asia and the Pacific
- The Enabling Environment
- The Current Status of ICT in Asia-Pacific Countries
- ICT Initiatives in ADB Education Projects
- The Projects and the Scope of Evaluation
- Evaluation Checklists
- Evaluation and Observations
- Tools for Formulating ICT Components and Projects in the Education Sector
- Challenges and Approaches in the Use of ICTs in Education
- Applications and Benefits of ICTs in Education
- Configuration of Hardware, Software, Policy, and Training for Classroom Operations
- Easy Access Reference Materials
- ICT and Education-Policy, Strategy, and Further Progress
- ADB ICT Strategy and Education Policy
- Recommended Measures for Expanding the Role of ICTs in ADB Education Projects
Appendices
Appendix 1: ADB Projects Reviewed for Information and Communications Technology Components
Appendix 2: Five Phases for Online Community
References