Wired For Life

Did you see the conversation that MEC Mr Panyaza Lesufi, of the Gauteng Department of Education, had with SABC 3's about CURRO last night?

Research shows that learners are more engaged as they use technology and they require less intervention as their curiosity increases: http://bitly.com/1LOV5dc

How technology is changing schools New ways to learn, that put control of education in the hands of children, are being experimented with in the classroom.

Have you seen interesting ways that integrate technology in the learning process?

The launch at Boitumelong Secondary School in Tembisa on 14 January 2014.

The Presidency of the Republic of South Africa shared this speech by Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa from the launch and the .
Have a look: http://youtu.be/ylz7zEJ3Rbs

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa launches the Gauteng paperless education system Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa launches the new paperless education system pilot project at the Boitumelong Secondary School in Sedibeng Section, Tembisa, ...

Through learners now have more access to information and use the internet for learning.

Study shows that technology in the classroom improves engagement and results http://bitly.com/1ARke1T

IPads' value in the college classroom When Hood College decided to provide all incoming students an iPad as part of a pilot program in the fall of 2011 — Hood was one of the first colleges in the nation to embark on this innovative strategy — there were many who believed that this would just be a passing fad or a ploy to increase enroll…

With much excitement and great initiative from both learners and teachers, the first digitally-led classroom took off.

Today school commences with wireless classrooms in Gauteng through .

Catch Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, Minister Angie Motshekga and Mayors Parks Tau, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa at Boitumelong for the launch of paperless classrooms.

Join us with the Gauteng Department of Education at Boitumelong Secondary School in Tembisa and be part of pioneering – the launch of paperless classrooms.

Gauteng’s groundbreaking project “Schools for the future” is launching today.