Technologies for Education: Potential,
Parameters and Prospects

Wadi D. Haddad and Alexandra Draxler, Editors
Prepared for UNESCO by Knowledge Enterprise
© 2002 by UNESCO and Academy for Educational Development
ISBN: 0-89492-112-6
212 pages
To "tech" or not to "tech" education is
not the question. The real question is how to harvest the power
of technology to meet the challenges of the 21st century and
make education relevant, responsive, and effective for anyone,
anywhere, anytime.
Drawing on the wealth of worldwide knowledge and experience,
this book outlines the rationales and realities of Information
and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for education, examines
the options and choices for applying them, and summarizes a
series of case studies that illustrate modalities of integrating
ICTs into learning systems in different settings.
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Front
Matter (pg. i-x) - PDF
Front page, Table of Contents, Contributing authors
Preface - John Daniel
Foreword – Stephen F. Moseley
Acronyms
1
The Dynamics of Technologies for Education (pg. 2-17) -
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Wadi D. Haddad and Alexandra Draxler
2
Emerging Trends in ICT and Challenges to Educational Planning
(pg. 20-26) - PDF
Gudmund Hernes
3
ICT for Education: Potential and Potency (pg. 28-40) - PDF
Wadi D. Haddad and Sonia Jurich
4
ICT for Education: Prerequisites and Constraints (pg. 42-56)
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Wadi D. Haddad and Sonia Jurich
5
Objectives and Strategies for Effective Use of ICTs (pg.58-74)
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Gajarag Dhanarajan
6
Infrastructure: Hardware, Networking, Software, and Connectivity
(pg. 76-93) - PDF
Eric Rusten and Heather E. Hudson
7
Development of Multimedia Materials (pg. 94-117) - PDF
Cesar A. A. Nunes and Edmond Gaible
8
Teacher Professional Development in the Use of Technology (pg.118-132)
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Sam Carlson and Cheick Tidiane Gadio
9
Interactive Radio Instruction: An Update from the Field (pg.
134-143) - PDF
Andrea Bosch, Rebecca Rhodes, and Sera Kariuki
10
TV for Secondary Education: Experience of Mexico and Brazil
(pg. 144-152) - PDF
Laurence Wolff, Claudio de Moura Castro,
Juan Carlos Navarro and Norma García
11
Sesame Street Runs along the Nile (pg. 154-157) - PDF
Michelle Ward-Brent
12
Community Telecenters: Enabling Lifelong Learning (pg. 158-163)
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Mary Fontaine
13
Open Universities: A Revolution in Lifelong Learning (pg. 164-168)
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Robert Savukinas, Gregg Jackson, and Xiao Caiwei
14
Virtual Universities: Challenging the Conventions of Education
(pg. 170-175) - PDF
Ryan Watkins and Michael Corry
15
Teacher Training with Technology: Notes from the Field (pg.
176-179) - PDF
Mary Fontaine
16
Honduras: Loading Technologies in Isolated Communities (pg.
180-185) - PDF
Aimee Verdisco, Analyda Melara de Fanconi and Carlos Velásquez
17
ICT for Adult Training: The Victory of Spontaneous Action (pg.
186-191) - PDF
Claudio de Moura Castro
18
E-Training for the Workplace (pg. 192-196) - PDF
Sonia Jurich, Kurt D. Moses, Raymond L. Vigil, and John Y. Jones
19
Are We There Yet? (pg. 198-202) - PDF
Wadi D. Haddad and Alexandra Draxler