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Table of ContentsPrefaceReport LimitationsProject BackgroundOverviewSurvey ProcessProject TeamAcknowledgementsvviiixixixxxSurvey Highlights 1A New Phase: From Projects to Policies 1Differential Implementation Progress 1Macro Trends 1Donors 3Enabling and Limiting Factors 3Enlightened Leadership 3ICT Policies for Education in Africa 5General Observations 5National ICT Policies 5Education Sector ICT Policies and Implementation Plan 6Policy Management 7ICT Infrastructure for Education in Africa 9General Observations 9Infrastructure in Higher Education 10www.infodev.org Table of Contents iii
Infrastructure in Schools 11Infrastructure for Non-formal Education and the General Public 11ICT Activities and Initiatives in Higher Education in Africa 13Technical/Vocational Education and Training 13Universities 13Distance Education and e-Learning in Higher Education 14Content Development 15ICT Activities and Initiatives in Primary and Secondary Schools 17General Observations 17Equipment and Connectivity 17Teacher Professional Development and Training Programmes 20Content Development 21Cost Models 22ICT Activities and Initiatives in Non-formal Education in Africa 23General Observations 23Gender Equity and ICT in Education in Africa 25General Observations 25Policy Environment 25Gender Mainstreaming and Targeted Approaches 26Factors Enabling and Constraining ICT Use in Education in Africa 27ICT in Education in Africa: A Way Forward 29Moving Forward on Implementation of ICT in Education 29Continuing to Build an Information Base for ICT inEducation in Africa 30Notes 31Annexes 331. Regional ICT/Education Initiatives in Africa 352. Selected Bibliography 43ivSurvey of ICT and Education in Africa: A Summary Report Based on 53 Country Surveys
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