OLE Nepal is planning various activities for upcoming months. Twenty schools from phase III Bajhang Laptop Program will be further supported by In-school training. In-school training is usually conducted four to six weeks after the laptop program is introduced in schools. During the training, OLE Nepal team will monitor the
November 2015 | Bajhang
OLE Nepal team successfully completed refresher training for teachers from Phase II schools of Bajhang Laptop Program. As a part of three-stage training, teachers of the program schools were once again acquainted with key concepts and skills which helps them to smoothly conduct ICT integrated classes. The
October 30, 2015 | Chitwan
Open Learning Exchange Nepal (OLE Nepal) has successfully launched the first ever digital educational activities in Chepang language in Shree Rastriya Primary School in Chitwan. This program has been implemented in collaboration with the District Education Office of Chitwan and the Embassy of Finland in Nepal
October 2015 | Kathmandu
Our team had a crude idea about mixing real images with characters illustrated in the lessons while developing and designing lessons for grade eight English. With a creative concept to blend and create interactive activities for students, we started digitizing the book, Leonardo Da Vinci.
We chose the
October 30 - November 2015
OLE Nepal’s highest deployment was carried out 4,000 meters above the sea level in Pangboche, Solukhumbu last March.
Our team re-visited Pangboche to conduct a refresher training for the teachers of Pangboche Primary School located in Khumjung VDC of Solukhumbu district, where OLE Nepal in collaboration with
Banke | Sept 30- Oct 5, 2015
Following the series of training and visits to program schools in different districts, OLE Nepal team steadily conducted basic training and technical support visit to the three program schools in Banke district. The project of laptop integrated teaching learning program in Banke was implemented
In process of sharing OLE Nepal’s work in larger platform, Rabi Karmacharya, an Executive Director of OLE Nepal recently shared about his experience of leveraging technology for the enhancement of Nepal’s education system in a seminar at the World Bank, Washington DC on August 4, 2015.
The seminar was part of
OLE Nepal was part of the sub-regional seminar on Enabling universal access and preservation of knowledge through libraries and copyright matters organized by the Nepal Library and Information Consortium (NeLIC) and Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL) in Kathmandu. The seminar was supported by UNESCO and Soros Foundation Kyrgystan was held
OLE Nepal is planning different activities for the upcoming months. The twenty schools of phase III program will be further supported by In-school training. In-school training is usually conducted four to six weeks after the laptop program introduced in the schools. During the training, OLE Nepal team will monitor the
