Innovation in education varies from context to context. New iterations of old technologies have emerged in low-resource settings with success. Examples abound: Literacy projects utilizing SMS, USSD and IVR now reach people in inaccessible areas via mobile phones. Assistive technologies now aid disability centers using neuroscience and robotics. Teachers use homework software to eliminate hours of preparation, distribution, grading and administration. Come learn what’s new and what could work in your specific context.
Session Description
Time & Location
Time:
11:45 - 13:00, Wednesday, April 15, 2015 BSTLocation:
SBS, Seminar 10
Speakers
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Delegate, Assistive LabsAlexandra is the former Director of Innovation for the World Literacy Foundation. She is responsible for designing, coordinating and managing experts, institutions and partnerships for projects using innovation and technology for marginalized populations in low-resource and developing contexts…