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EAEA News 2005-10-03

EDUCATION-SOUTH AFRICA I: From Blackboard to SMARTboard

The following story is about a project involving "Gatang High School in Mamelodi, a poor, black residential area outside the capital of Pretoria" and "St Albans - a well-to-do private school in the city". Teachers at St Albans communicate with students at Gatang via web cameras, video screens and an electronic whiteboard.

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