A year-long study at four Ericsson Connect To Learn schools in rural Kenya and Uganda confirms many known challenges faced by remote schools.

The eLearning Africa Report 2013 – a survey of the experience and opinions of more than 400 professionals and practitioners from 42 African countries – covers successes and failures in how technology is being used to support African learning.

Like last month, the majority of YouTube videos highlighting ICT progress come from East Africa and Ghana, but this month also includes Namibia and Tunisia.

As of 2013, there is little evidence supporting the notion that computer science courses, let alone computer training is common in Nigerian schools.

A timeline of major press relating to President Kenyatta’s promise for one laptop for every Kenyan student entering public primary school next year.

Nine perspectives on ICT and education in Africa from the eLearning Africa news portal.