TELECENTRE FOR EDUCATION

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Comment by Alan Foo on March 8, 2010 at 6:42pm

Sayeb,

If you wish to we can provide you a free subsription to our AGE library of English, Mandarin, Maths and lots of e-books. Very useful and it runs offline which means your users can bring home these lessons if they want to.

You can also make extra cash too by being our affiliates earning 30% of the sale. This can help you to sustain your telecenter with extra income.

You shall have to hurry though to get this free licence for telecenters because we already have enough users and this is going to be withdrawn in a very near future.

Have a look at www.paperlesshomework.com if you are interested.
Just mention "telecenter.org -alan " when registering for the free licence.

Regards
Alan

Comment by KOMalley on March 8, 2010 at 11:29am

Hi Sayeb,

Can I suggest that you visit www.alison.com and review the range of free courses we offer on our site. We have a number of IT courses which could be of real value to your learners as well as our language and Health & Safety courseware. All our courses are free and we also offer free access to our Learning Management System for teachers and tutors. Please contact me if you have any questions and good luck with your Internet centre.

Yours in learning

Kevin O'Malley

Comment by Sayeb Ahmed Yeaser on March 8, 2010 at 11:21am

I will build up a Internet centre & library on my own village. Hopefully i will start next month. Internet Centre & Library help people's how to use internet & e-mail. Provide services suppose internet browsing, e-mail, e-medicine, e-education, e-agriculture, computer basic training, adult education, library facilities etc. And i will work to field & invite people's to come my internet centre. I Provide totally free service. My mission ICT village. Hopefully i will success.

Comment by Dr. Barbara Fedock on January 29, 2010 at 8:37pm

Maxine,

What do you do? Do you have any ideas or strategies that you can share with us?

Barbara

Comment by Dr. Barbara Fedock on January 29, 2010 at 8:37pm

Email Address.docxKOMalley,

Do you mind emailing me? I attached a note for you. I do have some questions I would like to ask.

Barbara

Comment by Maxine Rosegold M. Averion on January 29, 2010 at 7:58pm

Hi!
This is so great!
I love it!

Comment by ASoka jayasundara on December 17, 2009 at 4:20am

E – Business
Blog
Publicity for E-Rural Fine Arts & handicraft entrepreneurship

English & Sinhala
http://souviniours.blogspot.com
Blog

A creating and launching of a blog, in support of a “rural craftsman”, with extreme ability & the multi faceted craftsmanship with its being of world class & grade but without a grading in the business management so gained for the betterment of his livelihood, living standard & trade, for gaining publicity that needed for regaining a better market for his product. Attampitiya Nenasala is providing the sponsorship for this project.
The person is of the age of 32 and married with one child at the age of 8.
His trade is to creating of various plaques, trophies, souviniours etc. , using of various material such as wood, metal plastic with finest finishing touch. The programme wants to make him of gaining better business with a bigger clientale and proper management process for his trade, hich he is lacking presently.
Fine craftsmanship blended with IT,
Pre designing by the digital technology helped the craftsman at his work for the enhancement of the trade, Nenasala is helping the rural craftsman while the craftsman himself is providing his products at farer rate to the Nenasala.
Photo & graphic
Traditional workmanship is blended with the modern technology but preserving the quality of the manual fine arts craftsmanship and where it matters.
Yes indeed. The particular traditional workman didn’t have the help of modern digital technology until recognized by the programme (especially in the related designing work.
Yes indeed. The trade is being helped by the programme in gaining better market and more business and it is good business for Nenasala as the latter is a main service provider towards the craftsman.
Thanking you.
Nenasala Manager
J.M. Asoka jayasundara
Attampitiya Nenasala
Bandarawela Rd
Etampitiya

www.nenasalastar.net

Comment by KOMalley on December 17, 2009 at 3:46am

Hi Folks,

Barbara Fedock was enquiring about ALISON.

ALISON is an acronym for Advance Learning Interactive Systems Online and we provide free online learning to registered learners in every country and territory worldwide. We offer many courses including the Microsoft Digital Literacy Curriculum (MS DLC) which has recently been launched our site. ALISON also provides learner management group functionality free of charge to any Teacher, Trainer, Tutor or HR Manager who wishes to monitor and manage a group of learners. This feature is available for the MS DLC and many of our other courses on www.alison.com. If you'd like to find out more about ALISON drop me a message on here or log onto www.alison.com. Happy learning! komalley

Comment by Dr. Barbara Fedock on December 14, 2009 at 11:43am

Hello Everyone,

Just from a causal survey of your telecentre, are online classes do most of the people take? For example, do they take or, even want to take agriculture courses, English as a second language, or business classes? What are the majority of the people interested in taking?

Barbara

Comment by Dr. Barbara Fedock on December 14, 2009 at 11:41am

Sayeb,

Welcome to the site. I have learned so much from this group that is useful and educational. It is so exciting to be on the cutting edge of global learning, and it is wonderful to be able to share ideas and educational opportunities with people from around the world.

Do you or others in your Telecentre take online courses? If so, how and from where?

Barbara

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