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Productive Work in Education and Training. A State-of-the-Art in Eastern Africa. CESO Paperback No. 21.

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Hoppers, Wim, Ed.; Komba, Donatus, Ed. – 1995

This book contains 10 papers reviewing eastern Africa's experience with "education with production" (EWP), which is a term referring to arrangements whereby a socially and economically meaningful component of production is combined with education or training. The following papers are included: "Introduction" (Wim Hoppers,…

Descriptors: Adult Education, Case Studies, Developing Nations, Economic Development

Diffusion of Appropriate Educational Technology in Open & Distance Learning in Developing Commonwealth Countries. Final Project Report.

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Williams, Roy – 2000

The Diffusion of Appropriate Educational Technology in Open and Distance Learning in Developing Countries project was designed to determine awareness and use of educational technologies and communications media in developing countries, to identify factors constraining wider use of educational technologies by developing nations, and to explore…

Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), Adult Education, Appropriate Technology, Attitude Change