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Philip Wesley - Tears of the East
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On the continent of Africa, the use of mobile technology and online content in various forms is gaining steam as a way to bypass some countries’ most significant education hurdles, including rural settings, limited electricity, and a lack of educational resources. Experts say mobile technology—whether cellphones, laptops, MP3 players, tablet computers, or e-readers—is likely to aid many African countries in making a leap in education that was impracticable not long ago. (via Education Week: Mobile Devices Address Tech. Equity in Africa)
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Having spent an internship...see reports like this. Mobile technology provides the...
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