Technology for teaching

11 May 2009

Students from higher education institutions around the globe, but mainly from Africa, are visiting UCT to challenge traditional notions of teaching and learning by exploring how technology can enhance education.

The group of 19 students is the third cohort to take on a two-year master's programme in education with an information and communication technology (ICT) focus.

The programme is co-ordinated by UCT's Centre for Educational Technology (CET) and the School of Education.

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Volume 28 Edition 07

11 May 2009

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News

Mames to visit UCT

Prestigious scholarship

Lively science posters

Best paper

Code of conduct

Academic network

UN simulation

Technology for teaching

Rise in car theft on campus

Africa Day - celebrating UCT's African partnerships

Great debate on admissions gets under way

TB Davie lecture 2010

Letters

How do you feel about handbooks?

VC travels

Law Clinic awaits verdict in first Equality Court hearing

Setting the record straight

HoDs on strategy

Goldberg clinches Webb-Ellis Cup

Senior alumni honoured

UCT workers protest conditions

Omotoso ploughs back

Sport

Sports Centre gets workout

Sports wrap

UCT hosts disabled sports evening

Two Oceans to Platteklip to Fish River - it's all in her stride

Staff

Appointments

A day in the life of UCT Libraries Acquisition

Research and innovation

New on the shelf

A-rating for Bateman

Skotnes book honoured

Front page

Racism still rife on SA campuses

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Fund allocation bails out rated researchers

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