[okfn-br] Fwd: School of Open Africa's Launch and Future

[Carolina Rossini]

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Date: Oct 21, 2014 12:44 PM
Subject: School of Open Africa's Launch and Future
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In September, the School of Open Africa launched with nine programs
distributed across four jurisdictions: Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria, and South
Africa. Tomorrow our Creative Commons and School of Open volunteers in
Kenya are hosting a formal launch event of School of Open Africa in
celebration of these programs and to announce new programs in higher
education. The event will feature a panel discussion with senior government
officials from the Kenyan Ministry of Education, Science and Technology and
Ministry of ICT along with Dr. Bitange Ndemo (University of Nairobi) and
regional representatives from UNESCO and Google regarding the status of
open education in Africa, School of Open’s contributions and future. Read
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[image: SOO Kenya launch]
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School of Open Kenya worked with 20 girls from Precious Blood Secondary
School, Riruta to map their learning activities to Open Educational
Resources (OER).

[image: SOO Tanzania launch]
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School of Open Tanzania taught students in grades 4-7 at the Academic
International Primary School in Dar es Salaam to code and design animations
using OER.

[image: SOO Nigeria launch]
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School of Open Nigeria held two 5-week courses on copyright and Linux with
the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Linux Professional
Institute.

[image: SOO South Africa launch]
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School of Open South Africa ran their CC4Kids course at Code4CT’s Maker
Party and plan to expand the course to include modules on Wikipedia, open
journalism, data, and science.

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