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Lessons for Education: Education Television during COVID-19
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Lessons for Education: Education Television during COVID-19
Can educational television be considered an inclusive solution for remote learning? How can one assess the success of the implementation of eduTV? What learning outcomes can be expected?
Join the national and international education practitioners and researchers as they discuss these questions and other lessons from educational television initiatives globally. The webinar highlights different strategies for implementing educational television to support remote learning and introduces the cases of Telesecundaria in Mexico and Ubongo that reaches 33 countries in Africa.
Learn how and why the national initiative in Mexico has since been quickly adopted in other countries in Latin America, and what can be learned from the versatile approach used by Ubongo in Africa, offering educational contents streamed in multiple ways (e.g. live television, pay per view, on demand, offline and radio).
This is the sixth event in the joint Lessons For Education webinar series organized in collaboration by the Harvard University, OECD, HundrED, and World Bank Education Global Practice.
About the Lessons for Education Webinar Series:
The World Bank Group Education Global Practice, Harvard Global Education Innovation Initiative, HundrED, and the OECD Directorate for Education and Skills have combined their expertise on education to respond to the COVID-19 crisis. As part of this joint initiative, the institutes have gathered information from around the world on how countries are responding to the crisis in the education sector. The webinar series highlights some of the experiences.
To view the past and upcoming events in the series, please visit: https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/edutech/brief/lessons-for-education-during-covid-19-crisis-webinars