National Institute of Open Schooling

Huawei showcases the achievements of the "Technology-enabled Open Schools for All" project in cooperation with UNESCO

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목요일, 10월 26, 2023
UNESCO, Learning, Capacity building, National Center on Education and the Economy, Policy, Education, Distance education, National Institute of Open Schooling, UNICEF, Digital platform (infrastructure), Vocational education, Competence, Teacher, Ministry, National Distance Running Hall of Fame, Continuity, Speech, COVID-19, Student, Partnership, Professionals' Academy of Commerce, African, Future, Tutoring, Tourism, Huawei

The learning center was developed as part of the UNESCO-Huawei Technology-enabled Open Schools for All project, which is running in Egypt, Ghana, and Ethiopia from 2020 to 2023.

Key Points: 
  • The learning center was developed as part of the UNESCO-Huawei Technology-enabled Open Schools for All project, which is running in Egypt, Ghana, and Ethiopia from 2020 to 2023.
  • Alongside the launch of the learning center, the forum explored best practices in relation to the TeOSS project.
  • Implemented in partnership with the ministries of education in Egypt, Ethiopia, and Ghana, the UNESCO-Huawei TeOSS project is piloting and testing digital education platforms in the three African nations.
  • The forum was attended by government ministers and senior representatives from Egypt, Ethiopia, and Ghana; representatives from UNESCO and Huawei; TeOSS partners; and international experts.

Huawei showcases the achievements of the "Technology-enabled Open Schools for All" project in cooperation with UNESCO

Retrieved on: 
목요일, 10월 26, 2023
UNESCO, Learning, Capacity building, National Center on Education and the Economy, Policy, Education, Distance education, National Institute of Open Schooling, UNICEF, Digital platform (infrastructure), Vocational education, Competence, Teacher, Ministry, National Distance Running Hall of Fame, Continuity, Speech, COVID-19, Student, Partnership, Professionals' Academy of Commerce, African, Future, Tutoring, Tourism, Huawei

The learning center was developed as part of the UNESCO-Huawei Technology-enabled Open Schools for All project, which is running in Egypt, Ghana, and Ethiopia from 2020 to 2023.

Key Points: 
  • The learning center was developed as part of the UNESCO-Huawei Technology-enabled Open Schools for All project, which is running in Egypt, Ghana, and Ethiopia from 2020 to 2023.
  • Alongside the launch of the learning center, the forum explored best practices in relation to the TeOSS project.
  • Implemented in partnership with the ministries of education in Egypt, Ethiopia, and Ghana, the UNESCO-Huawei TeOSS project is piloting and testing digital education platforms in the three African nations.
  • The forum was attended by government ministers and senior representatives from Egypt, Ethiopia, and Ghana; representatives from UNESCO and Huawei; TeOSS partners; and international experts.

IHI Board of Directors Deepens Global Expertise With Members From Brazil, Nigeria

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월요일, 7월 17, 2023
Infectious Diseases, Hospitals, Health Technology, Telemedicine, Virtual Medicine, Health Insurance, Practice Management, Other Health, Managed Care, Health, Faculty, Digital Revolution, Executive, Society, The Advisory Board Company, University, Investment, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, FISU World University Games, Centro de Pesquisas Renato Archer, Kellogg-HKUST Executive MBA Program, MBA, Human, Research, Advisory board, Quality, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Science, Human voice, Investment fund, Organization, Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement, IHI, The Co Founder, Clinical governance, MD, Monash University Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Patient safety, National Institute of Open Schooling, Harvard Business School, Entrepreneurship, Digital, Lagoon Hospitals, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, Digestion, Management, Medicine

The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) has added two new members to its Board of Directors .

Key Points: 
  • The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) has added two new members to its Board of Directors .
  • Elected in May, both members will participate in the next meeting of the IHI Board of Directors, taking place in September 2023.
  • “With the additions of Sidney Klajner and Fola Laoye to the IHI Board of Directors, we have gained valuable voices for the Latin American and African regions, and truly unique health care expertise,” said IHI President and CEO, Kedar Mate, MD.
  • Mrs. Laoye holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Lagos, Nigeria.