OLE Nepal Teacher Trainer Manual 2008: Difference between revisions
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[[Image:OLENepal_Trainer%27s_Manual.pdf | The OLE Nepal teacher training manual]] is the document that we need to translate to English. |
[[Image:OLENepal_Trainer%27s_Manual.pdf | The OLE Nepal teacher training manual]] is the document that we need to translate to English. See the [[Talk:OLE_Nepal_Teacher_Trainer_Manual_2008|Talk]] page for details on beginning translations. The sections should correspond to sections from the document above. A pdf version will be produced once translation is completed. |
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==Background (pages 2-3)== |
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Sajha Sikhchya E-Paati has been established in order to incorporate ICT (Information Communication and Technology) into the development of education quality in the classroom. It has made important progress in starting ICT-based education in Nepal in the past six months. In this effort, Sajha E-Paati has signed an agreement with the Education department according to which Sajha E-Paati will help with the Nepali Government Education Department's "One Laptop per Child (OLPC)" project. |
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Latest revision as of 23:46, 6 July 2008
File:OLENepal Trainer's Manual.pdf is the document that we need to translate to English. See the Talk page for details on beginning translations. The sections should correspond to sections from the document above. A pdf version will be produced once translation is completed.
The translated document
Background (pages 2-3)
Sajha Sikhchya E-Paati has been established in order to incorporate ICT (Information Communication and Technology) into the development of education quality in the classroom. It has made important progress in starting ICT-based education in Nepal in the past six months. In this effort, Sajha E-Paati has signed an agreement with the Education department according to which Sajha E-Paati will help with the Nepali Government Education Department's "One Laptop per Child (OLPC)" project.