ECDoE launches technology exhibition (27 September 2011); Eastern Cape Department of Education

ECDoE launches technology exhibition

Posted on Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Article by Media and Public Relations

The Eastern Cape education department is up in arms to ensure that gone are the days of ‘technophobic teachers and learners’, hence the launch of the provincial Technology exhibition at the East London Education Institute tomorrow the 28th of September 2011, at 09H00.

The technology exhibition will see all the 23 districts converging under one roof to partake in the exposition and will come up with the best exhibitor.
Although there are also external exhibitors line up for this show, education districts will be prioritised to ensure that they outline their best technology
practices.

Members of the media fraternity and communities in and around East London are cordially invited to witness the strides of progress made by the department to ensure that it ensures that conditions of learning and teaching in schools have improved.

Below are details of the event:
Venue: East London Education Institute
Date: 28th of September 2011
Time: 09H00
Field contact: Nomava Mpunga @ 076 1705 5909

Issued by: Communications Unit, Eastern Cape Dept. of Education
Enquiries: Loyiso Pulumani @ 083 275 0675/ Mali Mtima@ 082 088 4599

Article Tags: technology, learners

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Posted by Soso - 15:29 on 12 October 2011

That is true. That is why so many parents, especially those who are affording to do so are taking their children to the schools in the Western Cape where technology in education is no longer a dream but a reality. True, they have no facilitators for this initiative. They must ask the Western Cape Education Department officials about the importance of having e-learning facilitators and e-curriculum advisors. Now all the educators in the Western Cape are confiedent in using the modern technology in curriculum delivery.

Posted by Mlungisi - 16:48 on 28 September 2011

This is just another lip service. What happen to laptop initiative? 1 or no e-learning facilitator in a district. No computer repairs in schools. What's wrong with East Cape Education?