The Education 3.0 series is on a short hold as issues with an overheating computer (with all the post drafts are being held!) are being resolved. In the meantime, another gem just came through on Twitter regarding mobile adoption in Africa. This one’s from Peter Fleck: @pfhyper Great vid on mobile phone scene in Africa. [...]
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