Conclusion+for+Africa

E-learning in Africa currently seems to be fragmented and lacking in a general direction or overall policy. Although the governments seem aware of the need for this it seems that countries are still branching out with their own e-learning practices, without policies in place to guide them. The annual African International Conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training is an excellent place in which to discuss and overcome these challenges and provide more direction, sharing current knowledge and practices and developing more that will work in other countries.The central focus is on developing the mobile networks that can assist in giving access to e-learning to many parts of the continent. Africa still faces many hurdles in the lack of electricity and internet connection but creativity and ingenuity has them finding ways to overcome these.

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