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Working SessionsGroup II: Enlarging Education Facilities through ICTCommon Learning Centre at village and community level, self managed and in PublicPrivate Partnership (PPP) mode.The CLC model also becomes a means of livelihood.Solar powered kits, to be deployed by and within community.Enabling environment for virtual classroom, policies for adoption of Creative Commons.ICT setup for recording the live lectures delivered by faculty, and simultaneously webcast orthrough YouTube, etc.Provide low cost computing devices to students in remote areas, can be promoted as'purposeful incentives'.Activity based interactive e-learning material.Skill based e-learning material to promote vocational courses.Content to be enabled for low bandwidth access.Audio visual aids.Deployment on mobiles as 'apps'.Interactivity through social networking sites like Face book, blogs, etc.Community driven 'Training of Trainers' (TOT) program.Utilization of community FM radio – ICT literacy programs in local language.Mass media campaigns and awareness generation of existing ICT based channels.Government schemes and policies, related to ICT and E-Governance, to be widelyadvertised through all media;Webcasting of educational channels, accessible by all;Make replicable in all SAARC member states;Enable transfer of knowledge/ experiences/ resources/technology amongst professionals inthe SAARC region.Peer learning and sharing amongst students in the region through ICT.Teachers' Exchange Programs for various freeware Learning Management Systemprograms.Group III:ICT Challenge and Constraints: Plan of Action for Promoting ICT in the SAARCregionThere is a need to implement a pilot project on ICT education to implement in all SAARCnations so that all the fellow nations can analyze similar and dissimilar conditions/situations at grassroots levels.This will help in evolving an actual overview of prevailing situations and betterimplementation techniques at grassroots levels.There is a need to evolve a SAARC ICT based Network involving a team of professionalsincluding ICT and others.Simple technology at incremental levels needs to be implemented.12
Concluding CeremonyConcluding CeremonyThe concluding ceremony was held on September 30, 2011. Shri Vikram Sahay, Director (EE), Ministry ofHRD graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.Dr. Riffat Aysha Anis, Director, SHRDC extended vote of thanks to all the dignitaries, delegates, resourcepersons and participants for their support and involvement in the workshop. She praised Department ofHigher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi for making all excellentarrangements for the workshop. She hoped that participants would use the knowledge and informationdeveloped during the workshop in their respective countries.Shri Vikram Sahay, in his concluding remarks, said that in a rapidly changing world of global marketcompetition, automation, and increasing democratization, basic education is necessary for an individual tohave the capacity and capability to access and apply information. Such ability and capability must findbearing in information and communication technology. The ability to access and effectively utilizeinformation is no longer a luxury but has become a necessity for development. He added that ICT also plays acritical role in speeding up the flow of information and knowledge between government and citizens andtransforming the way in which governments and citizens interact.He empathized that the SAARC Member States should embrace ICT to overcome the digital divide andprepare their citizens to cope with the new environment of today and the future. He also urged theGovernments of the region to make huge investments in ICT in order to improve governance processes intheir respective countries. He wished all the resource persons and participants safe back home and goodmemories about India.Thereafter, Shri Vikram Sahay awarded the certificates to the workshop participants. CD-ROMs containingworkshop materials and photo images of the workshop activities were distributed to all the participants.13
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